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Redstag · 2006-03-01 23:10:15

Does anyone have an idea of how the summer pigeon shooting will be affected by the bird flu this year? Dept. of Agric. haven't much to same on the matter?

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Bird Flu in Ireland

02-03-2006 12:10am

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Redstag

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Does anyone have an idea of how the summer pigeon shooting will be affected by the bird flu this year? Dept. of Agric. haven't much to same on the matter?

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#2 02-03-2006 9:58am

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They stated previously that they werent going to curtail bird hunting, as the hunters form an effective surveillance system looking out for sick or dead birds.

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#3 02-03-2006 1:02pm

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civdef wrote:

They stated previously that they werent going to curtail bird hunting, as the hunters form an effective surveillance system looking out for sick or dead birds.

Nice to see that we are being recognised as being useful for once and not as some kind of pest ourselves.:D

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#4 04-03-2006 12:05pm

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Clare gunner wrote:

Nice to see that we are being recognised as being useful for once and not as some kind of pest ourselves.:D

I agree:D

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