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I generally find that if the sails are up and there is forward motion that the seagulls tend to look for another boat to crap on.
hope to try that in a few months time Franrick
No seagulls on my boat , but it still gets pooped on. Must be a kite or sea eagle. He sits on the spreaders. Washes off no probs...but it's so interesting to see the little fish heads , crab bits/claws that dry up on the deck.
Select to expand quoteHG02 said..Franrick said..
I generally find that if the sails are up and there is forward motion that the seagulls tend to look for another boat to crap on.
hope to try that in a few months time Franrick
Mate, it's tried and true, lol. I spend about nine months of the year on my boat and the only time i have a problem is when I'm not using it. lol.
Select to expand quoteFranrick said..HG02 said..Franrick said..
I generally find that if the sails are up and there is forward motion that the seagulls tend to look for another boat to crap on.
hope to try that in a few months time Franrick
Mate, it's tried and true, lol. I spend about nine months of the year on my boat and the only time i have a problem is when I'm not using it. lol.
Ive two to three years before I retire and intend to live aboard and go sailing. But should have at least the main mast restored and up before easter. Probably still have lots to do inside but the basics will be there and seaworthy
No mistake Haydn you've done a fantastic job,
you should feel proud,
Keep up the good work mate !!! 
