Simply load with powder, push the otter down the barrel, quickly (and I mean quickly) pack with wadding, take aim at the cormorant of your choice and FIRE! Two birds with one stone so to speak.
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If your balls are relatively large then just put one in and leave the other out
I thought their numbers went up naturally , not after they became a protected species in 1981 as this link professes , is that true ? Sheds a whole new light on a lot of things.
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Will shooting work ? Being a Townie I imagine you shoot one and the rest fly off ?
I thought their numbers went up naturally , not after they became a protected species in 1981 as this link professes , is that true ? Sheds a whole new light on a lot of things.
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Will shooting work ? Being a Townie I imagine you shoot one and the rest fly off ?
We country folk have ways
48 of us with shot guns - well you can't shoot pheasants till the 12th
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"I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day. " PaSC Failed
That "Paul" me? If it is, I have long been firmly in favour of a cormorant cull, ever since I saw Tom Williams and his fellow Estate riverkeepers and gamekeepers wage war on them in the late 1960s to mid 1970s on the Avon below Salisbury - the great old riverside tree that had for many years been known by the local villlagers and the estate rods as The Cormorant Tree ceased to be one. A "do-able" cull, cormorants, in my opinion, that will get the result required without seeing Anglers pilloried in the media and bricked on the bank (which they would surely be if they went after the 'O' word).