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Birders

Martin68

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2. I totally agree. Eliminating one owl species to support a different species is not a valid solution.

Reply to SarahD (Original post)

Fri Apr 5, 2024, 09:37 AM

Apr 2024

As tempting as such a fix might be in terms of trying to protect an endangered species, we know from experience that we don't know enough to justify this sort of intervention.

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Shooting barred owls. What could go wrong? [View all] SarahD Apr 2024 OP

My uncle taught me to hunt gab13by13 Apr 2024 #1

I totally agree. Eliminating one owl species to support a different species is not a valid solution. Martin68 Apr 2024 #2