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Sorry for butting in lads, but Jays are rare in Ireland and I've never heard of anyone using one as a call bird.

Will the Jay bring in other species , like a magpie will attract grey crows and will the jay come into a different species of call bird ?

Just curious.

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Sorry for butting in lads, but Jays are rare in Ireland and I've never heard of anyone using one as a call bird.

Will the Jay bring in other species , like a magpie will attract grey crows and will the jay come into a different species of call bird ?

Just curious.

 

Maybe where you live in Ireland Neil, but there are a lot round here

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Sorry for butting in lads, but Jays are rare in Ireland and I've never heard of anyone using one as a call bird.

Will the Jay bring in other species , like a magpie will attract grey crows and will the jay come into a different species of call bird ?

Just curious.

 

Maybe where you live in Ireland Neil, but there are a lot round here

 

We have them but not to the point where they're a nuisance. The last few years the Jay has spread massively in Ireland.

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Sorry for butting in lads, but Jays are rare in Ireland and I've never heard of anyone using one as a call bird.

Will the Jay bring in other species , like a magpie will attract grey crows and will the jay come into a different species of call bird ?

Just curious.

They ain't allways the easiest of birds to catch without a jay call bird hence why i've put them up on here rather than culling them straight off, "will they come into a different species of call bird?" these were caught with a jackdaw in one larsen and in a crow trap with a crow as call bird for the other one(first time me and the keeper have seen it happen though :thumbs: ),all corvids hate each other as they know what the others can do so yes they can pull in others as well as their own as well ...

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The Jay is my favourite British bird...kept several as pets.... :yes:

I do know someone who breeds them,all legal captive rung birds that he hand rears,around £120 he sells them for and they can make very tame grand pets..

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Iv always found them to be more use than a pest. Iv followed many a foxes progress while listening to a jay

As it goes i did a litter last week and the keeper where i was went and stood up one end of a wood near by we drew through afterwards and a jay gave away the presance of the vixen as she went on through and met him and his gun :thumbs: ,but the keeper i help out local wants the corvids caught and gone so they get caught and get gone mate and for one reason only,there nest robbing feckers :victory: ..

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