Anti mouse guards

[Blueadventures]

Saw this a while back on the Skyranger site and thought may be of interest to some during mouse seasons.

 

 

Duplicate post deleted.  Mod.

 

 

[rodgerc]

Another option 

[Marty_d]

They may equate your fabric covered aircraft with a scratching post...

[Blueadventures]

1 hour ago, rodgerc said:

Another option 

At work a few years back the office manager was in the next door office and a bird would land on the back steps and peck at the window day after day.  I printed off the image and stuck it on the window and the bird did not come back again.  The cat looks like it means business.

[skippydiesel]

Cats are amazing - such soft cuddly looking creatures but look what armament they are hiding - good thing we don't have the larger members of the feline family in Australia.

[440032]

Reminds me of that video where the cat appears inside the wing root of a little ultralight not soon after take off. He was loving the ride.

My black cat would have totally done that.

 

Edited November 9, 2023 by 440032

[onetrack]

Was that a Cat III landing?

[facthunter]

Could be a catastrophy in the making if it's notrestrained.  Nev

[Neil_S]

He looks rather catatonic to me!

[sfGnome]

Wouldn’t matter. They always land on their feet (and - perhaps - have a fairly low terminal velocity?).

[440032]

Looking good. Feline good.

[facthunter]

Cats are not gliders. Their terminal velocity would likely be terminal unless they had a special Claws in their cat a gory.  Nev

[rodgerc]

Sigh….Too many cats, not enough recipes. 
 

(That should elicit some reaction)

[facthunter]

You mean "Roof Rabbit"? That would get a tick of approval from the Association of Native Birds for a start.   Nev

[spacesailor]

Sold in the UK Indian restaurants as " curried chicken " . 30,000 missing mogies in one Week .

Delicious!.

spacesailor