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Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

I would think they would open the roof again once the game is over..

shoot em

saveyourlegs wrote:

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

I would think they would open the roof again once the game is over..

What kind of a stupid question is that saveyourlegs is right and they will fly out!

cantbatcantbowl wrote:

saveyourlegs wrote:

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

I would think they would open the roof again once the game is over..

What kind of a stupid question is that saveyourlegs is right and they will fly out!

A question isn't stupid if you don't know the answer....... Never having been in Telstra Dome after hours I wasn't exactly sure...Thanks saveyourlegs. Thanks for nothing cantbatcantbowl ya peanut....

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:shoot em

I like that idea.. just sit back in a seat and ping em 1 by 1

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

i seen a real silly post the other day,but this one takes the cake!!! i just asked my daughter who is 9 the same question.. open the roof was her reply come on choccie surely you are taking the piss?? what do you really think they would do??
or maybe we are wrong and the poor gulls die of hunger

saveyourlegs wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:shoot em

I like that idea.. just sit back in a seat and ping em 1 by 1

that would be fun.. but might end up shooting some people who stay back to see how the gulls get out

Catch them, fry them, serve them.

rogernumber10 wrote:Catch them, fry them, serve them.

yeah taste like squab.....

Yumee...

Perhaps the question should've been, when the roof is closed how do the **** get in ?

SJABC wrote:.. Perhaps the question should've been, when the roof is closed how do the **** get in ?

Perhaps they live in, or were even born there.
There is a supermarket in Upper Ferntree Gully in Melbourne's eastern suburbs that has a permanent population of sparrows that nest and breed in the steel beam structure of its roof.
They even brought in a hawk at one stage to try to get rid of them, to no avail. I think there are sparrows there that have never been outdoors...

Indoor sparrows...bloody nuisance.

We had them at my old work, and the just shit over the Hawks...

Took a forklift, lifting cage and a hammer to get rid of the nests (disclaimer no animals were hurt at nest breaking time)

well maybe just one......

they def wouldnt be magpies.. they never leave the MCG..

catchit wrote:they def wouldnt be magpies.. they never leave the MCG..

And our local ones in SA probably only go into supermarkets when they're closed...

catchit wrote:

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

i seen a real silly post the other day,but this one takes the cake!!! i just asked my daughter who is 9 the same question.. open the roof was her reply come on choccie surely you are taking the piss?? what do you really think they would do??
or maybe we are wrong and the poor gulls die of hunger

Seriously catchit... I realise opening the roof is the obvious response but something obviously attracts them in there in the first place so what attracts them out or scares them out ??

Choccies wrote:

catchit wrote:

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

i seen a real silly post the other day,but this one takes the cake!!! i just asked my daughter who is 9 the same question.. open the roof was her reply come on choccie surely you are taking the piss?? what do you really think they would do??
or maybe we are wrong and the poor gulls die of hunger

Seriously catchit... I realise opening the roof is the obvious response but something obviously attracts them in there in the first place so what attracts them out or scares them out ??

i think you are opening your mouth to change feet ATM food and food maybe

Choccies wrote:Seriously catchit... I realise opening the roof is the obvious response but something obviously attracts them in there in the first place so what attracts them out or scares them out ??

Attracts = The dickhead throwing chips in the air yelling "Here Gully, Gully"

Scares = The kids running around clapping their hands going "Fly Gully, Fly"

Psyber wrote:

catchit wrote:they def wouldnt be magpies.. they never leave the MCG..

And our local ones in SA probably only go into supermarkets when they're closed...

or with a balaclava on

catchit wrote:

Choccies wrote:

catchit wrote:

Choccies wrote:Can anyone shed any light on a question I have been thinking about...

When the roof of 'The Dome' is open for a game (or half a game in the Crows v Bombers game last week...) and the stadium fills up with seagulls, how do they get the buggers out at the end of the day ???

i seen a real silly post the other day,but this one takes the cake!!! i just asked my daughter who is 9 the same question.. open the roof was her reply come on choccie surely you are taking the piss?? what do you really think they would do??
or maybe we are wrong and the poor gulls die of hunger

Seriously catchit... I realise opening the roof is the obvious response but something obviously attracts them in there in the first place so what attracts them out or scares them out ??

i think you are opening your mouth to change feet ATM food and food maybe

I'll take the fact that you haven't given an answer as confirmation you have no idea then either. Thanks

come on mate!!! the roof woul be shut 10% of the time, i am sure they come and go as they please.. its not that hard..