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If they're carnivores or omnivores then shoot a squirrel or bird and leave it where you want them to go. After a few days you will probably notice it has been taken. Maybe less if it's hot because they hunt with their nose. Repeat a few times and they will keep coming back to that spot looking for an easy dinner. 

You could also put a little raw meat or a smelly fish in the microwave and then leave it outside while it's still steaming. They'll come from miles away.

 
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"zebra"If they're carnivores or omnivores then shoot a squirrel or bird and leave it where you want them to go. After a few days you will probably notice it has been taken. Maybe less if it's hot because they hunt with their nose. Repeat a few times and they will keep coming back to that spot looking for an easy dinner. 

You could also put a little raw meat or a smelly fish in the microwave and then leave it outside while it's still steaming. They'll come from miles away.

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Sorry for the late response...

Thanks for the input.

Kmd
 
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"tiptop"I've lived with a pet parrot for over 20 years and I can tell you he is very intelligent - at least as much as the average dog. And way smarter than some dogs I've known. How that's possible with a brain the size of a grape I have no clue. I think it's a mistake to assume that birds and rodents have no intelligence or awareness.
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I am not sure if I would call Prairie Dogs "smart", but they are definitely aware of.... well, something. : ) It still amazes me though, that a PD gets shot, drops dead, and the guy right next to him just keeps looking at me... : )

Thanks,

Kmd
 
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