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Originally Posted by *~PreciousDiamonds*~  I agree with the bird netting issue on commercial growers, there has to be something else they can use as the area covered is way to big to monitor for trapped reptiles etc.
As for home gardeners, I think they should be allowed to use it as the area is small and can be monitored daily. But then again, if the owner works all day and animals can still get caught, sheshhhh! this is a hard one.. |
Yes I agree
In commercial use the farmers can only look after their own interest
In most instances when the customer calls you out to release the snake and hopefully itis still alive they do say to you until they have witnessed the result they really had not considered the consequences until they had seen it their selves.
I had one lady 2 weeks ago so distraught she broke down and cried because she had inadvertently caused the death of something beautiful. That is why I say if people like us who are passionate about our environment and do try to inform others on the horrible impact as things such as bird netting can cause.and we can get a few people to listen and possibly change their ways because of a better understanding. At the very least we will save some of our amazing wildlife.
