Raptor Control in Pakistan

Dho Ghaza traps are commonly used for raptor control. They were developed by Arab and Persian falconers and used extensively throughout North America. Zuberogoitia et al. (2008) reported a high success rate for the DG trap and captured 13 species of European raptors. In addition, Jacobs and Proudfoot report a variety of migrants with small dho-gaza.

The dho-gaza is traditionally trapped using traps made of horsehair. While the process of trapping raptors is time-consuming, the method is still widely used in Pakistan. A common bait used to catch this bird is a white-eyed buzzard. The dho gaza is used to control the populations of white-eyed buzzards and falcons. A study published in the journal of wildlife conservation and biology in 2007 found that this traditional practice had increased the number of raptors in the area.

The dho gaza is a traditional trap for falcons in Punjab, Pakistan. It is an extremely difficult process and requires the use of animal baits. The laggar falcon (Falco jugger) is the most common prey animal for dho gaza. The laggar falcon was a common trapping target for this species. This is the most common raptor in Punjab.

It is important to understand the differences between these two techniques. The sock-ball and the mist-net are both effective for trapping falcons, but they are not completely effective. The dho gaza is a traditional trapping method. While the laggar falcon is the most widely known species of vulture, the white-eyed buzzard is the most common bait. There are many other methods of capturing the laggar falcon, and the most traditional and common ones are described below.

There are two basic types of dho gaza. The first is a lure for raptors. The sock-ball is an animal used as bait for a laggar falcon (Falco jugger). The second technique is a trap for a sock-ball. Both methods are equally effective. The sock-ball is the most common technique for capturing the laggar falcon.

93 trapping parties included 574 trappers. Using a sock-ball and a nest-net is the most common and effective technique to capture a laggar falcon. The sock-ball is used to capture a laggar falcon (F. jugger) that has been trapped by using a sock-ball. Besides, the sock-ball also has a range of uses and is used for the purpose of attracting a sock-ball to attract a sock-ball.

In the past, a laggar falcon was caught with a sock-ball. A dho gaza is a type of trap with a sock-ball used to catch a laggar falcon. A sock-ball is used as bait. The sock-ball is used in a trap designed for this type of predator. The sock-ball is not a biological technique.

Several trapping techniques have been used to catch a laggar falcon. The laggar falcon (Falco jugger) is a popular bait for this bird. It catches a house mouse in a nest-net. Despite being the most common raptor bait, it is still considered an endangered species. It is protected by the Pakistani government and other countries. Aside from the laggar falcon, the laggar bird is the most common in the country.

Various trapping techniques have been used in the past to capture a raptor. The laggar falcon is the most commonly used in the past. The laggar falcon is a rare breed of raptor in Pakistan. It is also found in China and India. A sock-ball is a common bait. Hence, the sock-ball is a very effective and inexpensive raptor trap