Dead Pigeons

[REDROCKET]

A few weeks ago there were dozens of pigeons washed up in peterhead apparently someone getting rid of the vermin from a ware house ? this oviously happens now and then how would you guys feel if one of these birds was found to be yours would you have a problem.

[OLDYELLOW]

A few weeks ago there were dozens of pigeons washed up in peterhead apparently someone getting rid of the vermin from a ware house ? this oviously happens now and then how would you guys feel if one of these birds was found to be yours would you have a problem.

 

Well if was living amongst ferile birds it obviously has failed to home , so wouldnt be any good anyway , besides if was reported courier sent it would more than likely return when released to where it was found , so either way a bird that your loft doesnt need how would i feel ???? well i was always told you dont worry about whats not in your loft you look after the ones you do have

[sammy]

Well if was living amongst ferile birds it obviously has failed to home , so wouldnt be any good anyway , besides if was reported courier sent it would more than likely return when released to where it was found , so either way a bird that your loft doesnt need how would i feel ???? well i was always told you dont worry about whats not in your loft you look after the ones you do have

and thats the sort of answer the rspb would be looking for ?,personally i would be very annoyed at it as i am the owner of it and its up to me to decide on its destiny after all whenever rings are found at perigrine nests what do they all say ,

[Guest IB]

I was surprised that there was no follow-up on an apparent dumping of dead birds in a public place? Surely correct disposal is burial in a landfill site? I'm always 'interested' in what happened to my birds, but I was told a long time ago that you 'worry' about the ones in the loft.

[OLDYELLOW]

and thats the sort of answer the rspb would be looking for ?,personally i would be very annoyed at it as i am the owner of it and its up to me to decide on its destiny after all whenever rings are found at perigrine nests what do they all say ,

i suppose all would depend on long its been missing , however i do collect all my birds that have been reported and quite rightly so there still my property where ever they end up

[frank-123]

I was surprised that there was no follow-up on an apparent dumping of dead birds in a public place? Surely correct disposal is burial in a landfill site? I'm always 'interested' in what happened to my birds, but I was told a long time ago that you 'worry' about the ones in the loft.

 

i spoke to the rspca investigating officer said it would be near impossible to find out who dumped them

[REDROCKET]

the reason for me starting this thread is like lots of factories and warehouses the place im working has hundreds of pigeons being a pest and now and then the pest controler's are called for and when your controlling a flock it cant be done without killing racers that are in amonst the ferrules.

[ritchie1]

if any of my birds went in with ferile birds i wouldent want them back anyway so i havent a problem but its a shame all the same

[Beanz]

if any of my birds went in with ferile birds i wouldent want them back anyway so i havent a problem but its a shame all the same

 

Yes but what if it was a stock bird that had got out and you had paid a lot of money for it?

 

 

Paul

[Fair Play]

A number of years ago my mate and I cleared out the church belfrey of pigeons 70+ and not a ring between them