how do you get rid of DUCKS????

[Guest]

well for the past 2 weeks ducks have been invadeing my back yard, i think the same 9 of them. last week i started sicking the dogs on them. which chases them away since they jump in the water (new for my goldens, never even touched the water last year) and chase after them, after all they are golden retrivers.

but that only works for a short time, then an hour later their back. they are crapping all over the pool deck and even the pool. a couple even laid eggs in the dirt. (ack) so how do i get rid of them FOR EVER. they think my pool is the hang out, and its not even green.

 

[Belldiver]

#4 steel works pretty well...

 

[ivyleager]

well for the past 2 weeks ducks have been invadeing my back yard, i think the same 9 of them. last week i started sicking the dogs on them. which chases them away since they jump in the water (new for my goldens, never even touched the water last year) and chase after them, after all they are golden retrivers.

but that only works for a short time, then an hour later their back. they are crapping all over the pool deck and even the pool. a couple even laid eggs in the dirt. (ack) so how do i get rid of them FOR EVER. they think my pool is the hang out, and its not even green.

That's why God also made Border Collies. Those guys don't give up. Really, if you have a friend who has a Border Collie, invite them over, make then lunch, then watch. It's quite fun. Alot of the country clubs use them down here.

I also agree that a Turkey load or two should do the trick. Although, those ducks are protected......unless you have a duck stamp, have a tree farm on your property, etc.

 

[whoozer]

Ball Pin hammer if you can get close enough No but really. Just go next door to your neighbors pool and put out some bread. Then have your dogs chase them over there. Then you'll be

 

[JohnT]

String some fishing line back and forth over the yard. Makes them nervous that they are trapped since the have to worry about it when the fly in and out. Put it up over your head so you can still use the yard.