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Other Activities => Trapping => Topic started by: Trapper John on January 15, 2018, 02:07:33 PM
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Feeding Eagles ~ Nothing goes to waste
What I like about the trapping season is feeding Eagle all of my catches (carcasses).
I have been doing this for years.
I put out a couple of trail cameras the other day and throw out a couple of beaver carcasses and a raccoon carcass.
The Eagles cleaned it all up in a day. Nothing goes to waste in the wildlife kingdom.
I counted 15 eagles the other day on my pile. :yike:
If you guys see a lace where eagles are, throw them out your trapping carcasses.
If your in the Monroe area drop them off to me and I'll feed the eagles for you.
JC :hello:
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Looks like you have an Eagle daycare center, I see some young uns' there.
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I forgot to reset the dates on my cameras. Those are this years birds.
Lots of young ones.
I counted 15 today the property manager said he counted 25 the other day. :yike:
JC :hello:
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That's funny I remember as a boy I lived in Stillwater and carnation for years and always remembered seeing a field covered in eagles and Hawks every year I always thought it was a farmer dumping cow carcasses out now I make the connection it was probably you haha
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Eagles fly up Scatter creek at the edge of our property. When we see them we know salmon are swimming up stream. Not as many as in your photos.
I need to get rid of freezer-burned meat. I'll put it out for them and the hawks and coyotes, maybe some in a large cage trap.
Diane
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They do the same with deer road kill on the east side. If they have the choice a coyote goes first. Lots of eagles this year.
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That's funny I remember as a boy I lived in Stillwater and carnation for years and always remembered seeing a field covered in eagles and Hawks every year I always thought it was a farmer dumping cow carcasses out now I make the connection it was probably you haha
:chuckle: maybe :chuckle: :dunno:
JC