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<blockquote data-quote="Displaced_Vol" data-source="post: 5533827" data-attributes="member: 20484"><p>I'm not discounting the issue of nest or brood predation or the need to address it via trapping and whatever means may be effective, but isn't that a symptom of an overall larger issue of habitat decline or loss? Even if it's not being totally lost to development it's going through various ages of succession. So as the available "good" cover shrinks it concentrated the hens, nests & broods & it's easier for predators to be more efficient. That's obviously a bigger task to fix, but just thinking about triaging the issues in my head. And I am legitimately curious what those in the know think, I very well may be totally off base.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Displaced_Vol, post: 5533827, member: 20484"] I’m not discounting the issue of nest or brood predation or the need to address it via trapping and whatever means may be effective, but isn’t that a symptom of an overall larger issue of habitat decline or loss? Even if it’s not being totally lost to development it’s going through various ages of succession. So as the available “good” cover shrinks it concentrated the hens, nests & broods & it’s easier for predators to be more efficient. That’s obviously a bigger task to fix, but just thinking about triaging the issues in my head. And I am legitimately curious what those in the know think, I very well may be totally off base. [/QUOTE]
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