Magpies

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Re: Magpies

Postby john » Mon Mar 15, 2010 11:30 pm

Well. got a call bird at the weekend. Caught 2 already. Anyone need a caller?
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Re: Magpies

Postby shanejryan » Tue May 25, 2010 10:57 pm

Had a larson trap two years ago, was after catchin about 16 magpies when my dog managed to kill the call bird somehow, think he gave it a heart attack, I just put some tin cans with a small bit of dog food in the trap, worked a charm
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Re: Magpies

Postby john K » Wed Jun 09, 2010 9:51 pm

put eggs where magpie can see smare them with mustard up on roof or hen house good spot
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Re: Magpies

Postby john K » Wed Jun 09, 2010 9:53 pm

o yea i also make cement eggs and the get fed up trying to lift them
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Re: Magpies

Postby emma » Tue Aug 24, 2010 2:58 am

DustyIrl wrote:Anyone ever have trouble with magpies or grey crows taking eggs? I have with magpies, not greys though.
Cheeky they are.
Just wondering did anyone have same problem???

yeh a magpie was going into my chicken house and making holes in almost all of the eggs but i thought it was the hens doing it until i saw a dirty magpie fly out of the henhouse when i walked over to it!
I Keep Sebrights,Polands,Rhode Islands,Buff Orpingtons,Light Sussex,Silkies,Wyandottes,Bluebells and I have 1 Indian Game hen!
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