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Herald LINK They mentioned by hunting as an option. Kind of hard without a gun which is illegal to own on island.
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We visited some friends at Royal Palm in March. They have a top floor penthouse unit and had to install netting due to the damage the pigeons were causing on the balcony.
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As an avid Dove, Pigeon, Quail, Pheasant, Duck and Goose hunter I would be happy to volunteer my services. All they would need to do is supply guns and shells along with my travel expenses. Then have a Pigeon BBQ after the smoke clears.
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Since guns aren't allowed, they may have to resort to this method.
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Unfortunately there are plenty of guns in St Maarten.
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You are right. It's just that the wrong people have them.
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Nothing to see here, folks. Let's move on.
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