i'm on the bay a lot, i know there are way too many gulls. it'll be a tragedy if they're the benficiaries of the terrific restoration project. how about professional hunters to supplement the other measures being taken?
Re: slagheap's question, people have considered "lethal control," and it's been done in other cities. But it's considered too controversial in this area. So wildlife managers are left with the options at hand.
Posted on Friday, 11/06/2009 - 4:46 p.m. PST — by Ian
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Flying rats, just like pigeons.
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i'm on the bay a lot, i know there are way too many gulls. it'll be a tragedy if they're the benficiaries of the terrific restoration project. how about professional hunters to supplement the other measures being taken?
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I guess they didn't expect the restored wetlands would attract water birds.
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Re: slagheap's question, people have considered "lethal control," and it's been done in other cities. But it's considered too controversial in this area. So wildlife managers are left with the options at hand.