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Rhino
09-13-2006, 10:06 AM
Poisoned Pigeons Falling From Sky Mar Texas City's Quadrangle Festival

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

TEXARKANA, Texas — Poisoned pigeons began nose-diving into pavement and dying on downtown sidewalks, marring the city's annual festival.

Authorities cleaned up more than 25 sick or dead birds that apparently had eaten poisoned corn from the roof of a nearby bank branch.

"The death of these pigeons was more than an unfortunate accident," local CapitalOne Bank President Lacy McMillen said in Tuesday's online edition of Texarkana Gazette. "It was not the intention of the bank to harm any of these birds."

McMillen said the bank hired an exterminator to handle its pigeon problem after a bird entered the bank and defecated on a customer.

The company hired, Anti-Pest Co. Inc. of Shreveport, La., said its goal with the treated corn was to sicken pigeons so they would leave the rooftop. Death was sometimes an unfortunate side effect, company president Jarrod Horton said.......http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,213619,00.html

HooverWasRight
09-13-2006, 11:10 PM
Ok here we go with the pigeon stories from all us country folk. Remember all you pigeon killers are supposed to be the next serial killers according to the leading psychologists.
If I had a dollar for ever pigeon I killed, I would be a millionare. :D

Damn things are nothing more than flying rats. I had my shop sealed good to keep them out and they disappeared. Now they found a hole some how in one of the doors and now every pigeon in the world is sleeping in my shop...well almost...Naturalized Texan is still in Texas. :D

Rhino
09-14-2006, 07:22 AM
Where the dicks are. :D

DoctorDoom
09-14-2006, 08:44 AM
Where I live there are no pigeons, no skunks and few squirrels. However, the deer and bears are fairly common.