Rubber shots not as effective as selective culling in deterring gulls from landfill sites
Abstract
Landfill managers often need to implement scaring programmes to deter gulls from feeding at their sites because the birds can be a significant nuisance for both site employees and residents of the surrounding area. Our objective was to assess the efficiency of firing rubber shots, a method assumed to be non-lethal but never tested in a bird deterrence context. This method was compared to selective culling, a well-known lethal technique that some...
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Title
Rubber shots not as effective as selective culling in deterring gulls from landfill sites
Published Date
Dec 1, 2012
Volume
142
Issue
1-2
Pages
109 - 115
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