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- noun Plural form of
gamebird .
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Examples
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Virginia: Non-toxic ammunition required for migratory gamebirds snipe, rail, moorhens, gallinulesWashington: Non-toxic shot required in many wildlife areas, pheasant release sites and recreation areas.
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It could be meat, gamebirds, a ham, frozen turkey or a bottle of | Field & Stream
If a landowner gives me permission to hunt I give him a gift. 2009
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Yes | No | Report from slothman wrote 1 week 6 days ago primarily hunt my 200 acre private property, but also hunt thousands of acres of public land for waterfowl and other gamebirds
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Virginia: Non-toxic ammunition required for migratory gamebirds snipe, rail, moorhens, gallinulesWashington: Non-toxic shot required in many wildlife areas, pheasant release sites and recreation areas.
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It could be meat, gamebirds, a ham, frozen turkey or a bottle of Black jack.
If a landowner gives me permission to hunt I give him a gift. 2009
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Yes | No | Report from slothman wrote 1 week 6 days ago primarily hunt my 200 acre private property, but also hunt thousands of acres of public land for waterfowl and other gamebirds
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Granted, both should work only within extreme limitations on small gamebirds and clays.
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On the other hand, he shoots tons of pigeons, starlings and crows year round, and gamebirds in season.
Feathers vs Clay 2008
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Until he was sidelined by malaria, Eakins was also an avid hunter, as his scenes of shooting gamebirds from skiffs in the tidal marshes around Philadelphia attest.
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In general, their most common prey consists of wild sheep and goats but also includes pikas (Ochotona spp.), hares (Lepus spp.), and gamebirds (chukar partridge and snowcocks).
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