Noise pollution

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  9 July 2012     21:14182056
  #1      
  a bit of a quandary here, should i pursue the correct course of action and make representations to environmental health up at whitfield or take the alternative course of action and get my air rifle out of the shed?
  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
• Guest 657

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  9 July 2012     21:52182060
  #2      
  Hmmmm if you resort to the air rifle he might come back with a mob!
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• Guest 698

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  9 July 2012     22:13182061
  #3      
  A dummy bird of prey usually works for a while, alternatively you can get CDs of various birds' distress calls. Play them loud and they keep clear.
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• Guest 696

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  10 July 2012     00:44182079
  #4      
  If you feed it regularly, Howard, preferably on fish and chips, that should keep it quiet.
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  10 July 2012     09:11182124
  #5      
  thanks for those suggestions, i will stick to the air rifle plan though.
• Brian Dixon

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  10 July 2012     16:37182187
  #6      
  howard somthing more quieter bread and backing powder,the gull garateed not to come back for second helpings.