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Originally Posted by r2rusmc
There is a member on this forum that has done the same thing and lost the clipped bird to a predator. He improved his technique and plans on releasing the rest of his flock.
That was his last update a few months ago. He left in a huff when he did not get support. Look up the posts, they are a tragedy in the making.
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Ya I remember this fool, I wouldn't be surprised if he is married to the author of that book. Remember how angry he made me? Man! the total ignorance he had for the well being of his macaws.
I came accross this certain book at B&N and got to flipping through it and basically taking it all in as a sumary, when I got to the part where the Macaw died i went all the way back to where she was insane enough to just let it be outside without any kind of restraint, and then she wanted the reader to feel sorry for her for losing Sarah, sorry- I ended up feeling sorry for Sarah and not for her.
That night I accidentally slipped up and Hannah got away I stopped at nothing to get her out of that forty foot tall tree, I was being ignorant and wasn't paying attention to safeguards that keep such a thing from happening..............................NOW I DO
It would just tear me up knowing if any of my fids ended up like that out in the wild, I was almost going to buy that book and after I read the last part I pretty much almost threw that book in anger.
Now I will get back off of the soapbox