Sentences with word «gamebirds»

Those who shoot gamebirds, I think it's fair to say, have a lot of influence over the political agenda.

Foxes not only kill threatened species of ground nesting birds, such as curlew and lapwing, but also gamebirds and domestic poultry.»

«We are also again asking people to ensure all the required biosecurity measures are in place to help protect housed gamebirds, including separating captive birds from wild birds.

Organisations involved in shooting and gamebird management have welcomed a big fall in the amount of antibiotic used in the rearing of pheasants and partridges in the UK.

A setter is a type of dog bred to locate gamebirds by using their keen sense of smell.

The original purpose of the breed was to hunt gamebirds.

Beneath the EC's physical beauty beats the heart of a tireless, eager - to - please hunter's helper, famous the world over for his ability to flush and retrieve gamebirds.

Hunters enjoy five days of shooting a variety of gamebirds or plains game, while one day is spent with the non-hunters in Kimberley.

The RUMA Targets Task Force comprises a leading vet and farmer from each of the beef, dairy, eggs, fish, gamebird, pig, poultry meat and sheep sectors, who have been consulting with key organisations in their respective industries.

The turkeys lived much later, between 175 and 950 C.E., meshing with other studies that have suggested the Mayans may have domesticated the gamebirds around that time, when dog remains were practically nonexistent at Seibal.