Thread: Bird Predator Control

I like the cat pictures timeout good to see the work and pictures you fellas put in as volunteers and it makes a difference.
But it's a continuous process and one that doesn't have a let up at this point in time, at least where I am and suspect where you are.
I encourage you to find others of like mindedness who can find others of like mindedness.
A family member a local! because some of us have health things and end up having the wrong timeout
Iam having a run at the moment, night shooting and fumigation of rabbit warrens during a day and my son trapping and setting up new trap lines and bait stations.
The forum is a mix of people that aren't as dedicated as the ones who contribute here or on what little pesties! Dundee's post.
Even I have runs and mostly come and go from the forum! I may not be here, but be sure I am out there! not so much in the rain these days,at least I can pick and choose what weather I work in now.
I don't know how to put a link to the post on carbon monoxide in rabbit control, it's work in progress and on the smaller block's that can't be shot, its working.
Yet to be tried on rats that have gone into a locals bird cages and set up their warren's under the concrete floor.
Camera and baiting has shown large Norway rats, hopefully this week we will try this method as well.
Rats are more likely to come out as they will react to the carbon! As for the rabbit! It just goes to sleep down in the warren.
KH

Here is your carbon monoxide link @Kiwi-Hunter -

https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....control-62058/

Bloody rabbits are driving me mad at home digging up the lawn - fortunately up in the Park - Council have taken over control with a night shooting contractor who at long last has purchased a thermal scope - so its no longer coming out of my pest control budget
We rarely find rabbit holes - so many rocky banks where they seem to live they don't need to waste time digging
We have been lucky with good weather lately - but winter is coming - might take the shine off checking trap lines

Carbon monoxide.
Yet to be tried on rats that have gone into a locals bird cages and set up their warren's under the concrete floor.
Camera and baiting has shown large Norway rats, hopefully this week we will try this method as well.
Rats are more likely to come out as they will react to the carbon.
This fellow was trapped today.
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