Posted by Used-to-be-iowa-dave on August 05, 2011 at 07:12:22 from (216.81.179.186):
In Reply to: bird control in barn posted by little willy on August 04, 2011 at 19:06:55:
Wait until hundreds of them roost on the hay rope running along the roof ridge at night. Then, your cousin, brother, and you sneak quietly into the barn, up the ladder to the second floor. Gently untie the end of the rope from the top rung of the ladder. All three grab onto the rope and jump through the floor opening, back down to the first floor, gripping the rope tightly. Take cover as the sparrows are smashed up against the barn ceiling and fall in droves. Repeat for two or three nights, then move on to smoking out rats from under the corn crib and clubbing them. No poison needed.
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