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    The bird used it's beak as a spear to make sure the bass was killed before swallowing. Amazing aim, I would never believe it if I didn't see it. Great video.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rojo View Post
    The bird used it's beak as a spear to make sure the bass was killed before swallowing. Amazing aim, I would never believe it if I didn't see it. Great video.
    them birds are rather dangerous if you confront one , all the cranes and herons strike like a snake and have a spear on the end , it has been said in these parts ,never take your bird dog crane hunting , just saying .....
    but get this , I watched a cormorant eat a big slab crappie about 14 inches and thick in the same manner/ minus the strikes in spear fashion , they use a big fish hook instead, and would have told you there ain't no way that bird could have swallowed a fish that large .....not kidding ...
    nice vid Slab , me likey
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    that's something!!
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    My wish would be to see the last heron and cormorant in existence choke to death on a fish. I watch them decimate fish populations every day. Herons are well known to eat mammals as well as other birds, especially baby ducks.

    A guy I used to work with and his father built several fresh water prawn ponds several years ago when the market was hot. They watched the banks be lined with herons eating prawns until they could barely fly off. They built fences, barriers, everything imaginable to stop the herons. They finally enlisted F&W who came out to investigate. The final solution was a .22/250 round for each one caught in the act. A backhoe provided cover.


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    Quote Originally Posted by M R Dux View Post
    My wish would be to see the last heron and cormorant in existence choke to death on a fish. I watch them decimate fish populations every day. Herons are well known to eat mammals as well as other birds, especially baby ducks.

    A guy I used to work with and his father built several fresh water prawn ponds several years ago when the market was hot. They watched the banks be lined with herons eating prawns until they could barely fly off. They built fences, barriers, everything imaginable to stop the herons. They finally enlisted F&W who came out to investigate. The final solution was a .22/250 round for each one caught in the act. A backhoe provided cover.


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    we tried to get a permit to make cormorants go away from our ponds they were hammering , it was frustrating as heck to see them eat thousands of dollars worth of fish , BUT ,them wildlife agents , don't want you to kill them or the cranes ,,,,,,
    them birds leave private waters alone most of the time in these parts as the owners of the ponds won't "permit" them to hang around very long , just saying
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    My new 6 month old puppy eats like that. Gulp and the food is gone. Then look for more.
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    I bet he want have to eat for a while.

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    Looked sort of like me yesterday when i had a big old plate of fresh fried crappie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny Lang View Post
    I bet he want have to eat for a while.
    that bird will eat again fast , fish go thru them like grease thru a goose ....just saying
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    I wonder if it could still fly after taking on that load of fish
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