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Re: Saving wildlife when mowing.
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Posted by souNdguy on June 03, 2006 at 21:59:27 from (12.65.48.134):
In Reply to: Saving wildlife when mowing. posted by IaGary on June 03, 2006 at 04:24:37:
Generally when I mow, i see a variety of snakes, mice, rabbits, and birds scurrying away from the tractor.. all on their own accord. I've been mowing with a 10' mower for a few years, and never killed anything but a snake.. and that was on purpose... However.. i just got to mow with my 15' mower, and danged if a cow bird didn't land right as i was rounding a corner and poof.. a big wad of white feathers shot out the back. Nothing I could do.. but i didn't intend to hit the bird. I really really try to avoid gopher tortoises too.. I've skipped rows just to save them.. inconvienient as it is.. Soundguy
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