[AT] Merry Christmas

[David Bruce]

Spencer maybe so - I just know the roost there, clean up the stuff they 
need to and otherwise and not a problem.
My major problem is I sold a grain elevator a few years ago to the cats 
can no longer get to the barn loft so we have pigeon dropping everywhere.

David
NW NC


On 12/27/2015 6:11 PM, ATIS wrote:
> Out buzzards must've moved to your place, David. We had a very old home on our property that was  still in relatively good shape. The  buzzards roosted in the attic every year. The house was post and beam and mortise and tenon joinery.  It was all oak and was a very nice, very well-built place for the time - which was the late 1850s. We sold the house to an historic  home restoration company, who disassembled it and used all those nice beams for repairing the other homes they were actually restoring.  In fact we looked into restoring it, but the contractors all came back with the same verdict: we bought it 10-15 years too late.
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> The next year the buzzards tried to use my tractor shed(tractor reference); which does have a second story "cubby hole", and did raise one brood. But they never came back after that.  In fact for the next two years they would circle in the spring looking for the house and then move on.  It was a little bit sad actually.
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> Spencer Yost