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What do you think about efforts to cull and trap feral parakeets?

Anne Perry @eli908640 (37) 23 Oct

Did you know there are at least 56 species of parrots thriving in 43 U.S. states? And even more surprising—feral Monk Parakeets have managed to establish successful, breeding populations in countries all over the world, from the...

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We’re going to trap our green friend

C @ShyBear88 (59342) • Sterling, Virginia 23 Feb 19

I found last night while walking in Target though there $1-$5 section this box to help trap a leprechaun. My son has been going on and one about how he is going to trap him this year for weeks. Last year he went on about how the...

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Fishers Are Back in Washington

celticeagle @celticeagle (189820) • Boise, Idaho 4 Dec 16

In the 1800 and early 1900's the fisher declined in numbers due to trapping because of their lush fur and bushy tails. The mammal, similar to the weasel, is making a comeback in the forest of Mount Rainier National Park. It had...

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Bats In The Belfry and Squirrels In The Attic

PaintsOnSlate @PainsOnSlate (21845) • Canada 28 Feb 16

I have written before about having mice in the attic. It happens every year. How they get there is a mystery but when we hear their little feet running around we go buy poison and put it in the attic and that takes care of...

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bananas

jamieg4451 @jamieg4451 (77) • United States 10 Nov 08

anyone else ever trap their bananas somewhere to get them spotty for banana bread? I sometimes put them in the fridge, othertimes in a cooler and shut it for a day.

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Here, Kitty Kitty Kitty!

Modestah @Modestah (11177) • United States 9 Mar 07

Found out what has taken a few of our kittens, a cat, and several chickens! We've had several small animals end up missing, we figured maybe a fox or possum got the chickens but were puzzled by the missing cat and kittens. Our...

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trapping preference

Desertbird @Desertbird (323) • United States 5 Jan 07

For those of you who do trapping, which do you prefer? Dead falls, snares or pits? I like snares because they are easy to set up and are very effective. I've had fewer escapees with snares.

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