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...bribing an owl that you can hear, but can't see? There's one that hangs out across the street. Can hear him every night (toight included), and I decided I want him to live in my yard. I've thought about putting Skittles out as bait, but that just seems wrong.
...bribing an owl that you can hear, but can't see? There's one that hangs out across the street. Can hear him every night (toight included), and I decided I want him to live in my yard. I've thought about putting Skittles out as bait, but that just seems wrong.
I wonder how many people think you're talking about candy, and not your pet!
I would still take Skittles over the Owl in a cage match fight!
So would I. I watched her chow down a whole glove of garlic without wincing.
Messed up cat.
Owls primary food is rodents. So you might keep several families of mice arround the house. Skittles would probably appreciate that, also.
Mine likes angel food cake.
...bribing an owl that you can hear, but can't see? There's one that hangs out across the street. Can hear him every night (toight included), and I decided I want him to live in my yard. I've thought about putting Skittles out as bait, but that just seems wrong.
So would I. I watched her chow down a whole glove of garlic without wincing.
Messed up cat.
...bribing an owl that you can hear, but can't see? There's one that hangs out across the street. Can hear him every night (toight included), and I decided I want him to live in my yard. I've thought about putting Skittles out as bait, but that just seems wrong.
Go to the owl's tree during daylight hours and look for scat. (poop)
Pick it apart to see what's on the owl's diet. The skeletons of mice or rats or squirrels tell you what they're takin' a likin' to.
THAT's what you should bribe 'em with.
Forget bribery, use force.
Dress up like your neighbor and throw rocks at it. Stop throwing the rocks when it gets to your yard.
We had to do that in 7th grade science class and then put the mouse back together, I think I would have preferred a frog!That's gross, and way too much work.
Next?
LMAO! Yer a mean lil rodent. (Yes, I know bats are not rodents, but they look like'm).
I'm only here to help.
Yeah, but owls aren't really fond of frogs.We had to do that in 7th grade science class and then put the mouse back together, I think I would have preferred a frog!
...bribing an owl that you can hear, but can't see? There's one that hangs out across the street. Can hear him every night (toight included), and I decided I want him to live in my yard. I've thought about putting Skittles out as bait, but that just seems wrong.
