Solving the Eagle problem Chinese stlye.

[chickenpiedpiper]

I have learned over the years to not trust everything you read. and I do not for one moment believe that caption. There is nothing in my experience that leads me to believe that the chinese culture would be interested in 'training' thier wild birds to stay away from thier chickens. They do not have the Migratory bird protection act like we do, and I am certain that what ever effort they expended to capture that bird, they were not going to just let it fly free again. Besides, as previously stated, that psychology doesnt work on a bird! NONSENSE, and revolting.

Wish I had never seen it.

Also, to the people who stated that they would just take care of the problem by killing the bird of prey, well, that is not only illegal, it is stupid and shortsighted.

 

[silkiechicken]

3. No Flaming (verbally attacking people or groups of people - e.g. a profession, an organization, a company.)

What would people think if the one picture of the United States people saw was of battery cages and made assumptions from there?

So without further ado and risk of downward spiraling...