Call Bird Needed For Larsen

[Rabid 1,936]

I need to get a call bird for a Larsen trap, my place is over run with magpies and I need to thin them out some, any suggestions best way to go about it ?

[MR TEA POT 1,287]

Put the area you live in fella somebody on here might have a call bird ?

[cragman 2,766]

Make a rough nest in the trap, stick an egg or two in it, one of them cracked open or add some white bread, you'll soon catch one of your own.

[tong po 129]

As cragman said ?????

Edited April 17, 2016 by tong po

[Rabid 1,936]

Cheers, will do that I reckon as I have so many around I doubt it will take too long

[bell 3,591]

I need to get a call bird for a Larsen trap, my place is over run with magpies and I need to thin them out some, any suggestions best way to go about it ?

Yes mate, you go out at night and shoot them off the roost apparently.......your bound to wing one then you gota run dead quick as they can run like Usain Bolt.....

[ploughmen 0]

got one call 02476313632

[tong po 129]

The problem is as soon as you remove magpies from the area others quickly take their place,so you never really solve the problem.

[EDDIE B 3,162]

The problem is as soon as you remove magpies from the area others quickly take their place,so you never really solve the problem.

It would work of course, if all area's were trapped. Unfortunately, and obviously, this isn't possible.

[Nicepix 5,650]

 

The problem is as soon as you remove magpies from the area others quickly take their place,so you never really solve the problem.

It would work of course, if all area's were trapped. Unfortunately, and obviously, this isn't possible.

 

The way we looked at it was that if you can shoot and / or trap the corvids after they have established their territories and paired up, there won't be any newcomers until after the breeding season. And by that time the game birds should have got their first brood off.

[EDDIE B 3,162]

 

 

The problem is as soon as you remove magpies from the area others quickly take their place,so you never really solve the problem.

 

It would work of course, if all area's were trapped. Unfortunately, and obviously, this isn't possible.

The way we looked at it was that if you can shoot and / or trap the corvids after they have established their territories and paired up, there won't be any newcomers until after the breeding season. And by that time the game birds should have got their first brood off.

That does make sense.