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"Shock sensor system. You do not have to remove all items such as garden furniture or toys from your garden: The mower detects obstacles and moves them around"

 

Pretty impressive it will move your furniture around too according to the write up.

 

Other retailers sell it for less.

Sounds good, but at that price, I'd want an anti cat water spray system built in. Spot cat in garden and operate spray .

12 hours ago, VWD said:

Sounds good, but at that price, I'd want an anti cat water spray system built in. Spot cat in garden and operate spray .

 

You should start your own kickstarter for that. I'm sure you could get a couple of million up front to develop.

I've got rid of the cats, not literally, just they seem to not bother our garden now. It's the pigeons that plague my garden, bring back the cats.

I could do with machine to scare em off but not the other birds.

Edited 4 May, 20188 yr by MickA

I can agree with that. At the moment we've got two pigeons that would feed a kestral family for a week, or at least make a nice pie for each of us. When these two are around nothing gets near th bird table- thy just take over . I've even taken to a wide mesh net on the table to let the smaller birds get on and get a feed, but this two just demolish the net. I don't think that cats worry these two- they would dwarf over cats.

Any cockneys got a nice Pigeon pie recipe.

When we had doves their food attracted a plague of pigeons.

 

I was once amazed to come home from 6 months away and find my peaceful, animal lover, wife outside with her new air-rifle culling the vermin!

She'd even bought a high power rifle (rather than one of the basic ones) for maximum effect.

 

...and a bb gun for scaring away the cats.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited 5 May, 20188 yr by camelspyyder

...it was like being married to Sarah Connor !

I have two cats. I regularly find large piles of feathers in the garden but no remains. They are not wasteful of birds but always want to bring mice home for some reason.

 

I see lots of negative press about cats killing birds, I wonder how many mice and rats they deal with too?

Doesnt ship to Ireland from Amazon :(