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Subject: | Feral dove control |
From: | "Wendy" <> |
Date: | Sun, 27 Feb 2011 15:29:51 +1000 |
Thanks for that Anthea, Bravo to them!!It is a shame that people who go in for quail shooting did not do this and leave the quail alone. Being a vegetarian I have no idea about the relative flavours but I do know that the Spotted Doves are incredibly easy to trap in a 'cat cage' or any sort of cage or crate, don't learn to avoid such things like Mynahs and some other sp do, are incredibly easy to pluck - the feathers almost fall off and have amazing breast muscles. I used to trap them for obligate carnivore pets I had and they loved them. It also reduced the number of birds stealing my chook food and spreading diseases and parasites to them. Wendy |
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