IMO there is nothing wrong with re-stocking wild game. Many operations out there raising ring-necked pheasants for release into the wild. But not onto their own property, for hunting purposes. I think it is a great idea to re-stock them, but for the right reasons. Could it be that they have seasons set up for a reason? I'm not a hunter, and some of you may dis-agree, but if it were up to me alone, I would make you at least have a perimeter fence around your property, to ensure that no more wild game birds can enter. If this is allowed, where does it stop? Let's start raising big-game, and what the hell! Lets offer this to Americans, to come on up here, pay us to hunt on our land?
Raise these birds, and release them. This alone will help re-plenish what you are shooting during the open season.
When your Discus get large enough, are you gonna have a pan-fry?
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