A man has found a unique way to express his disapproval of Donald Trump’s policies by training crows to target individuals wearing red MAGA hats. The President’s actions have polarized opinions in the United States, with criticisms directed at policies such as immigration and unmet promises made to certain voter demographics since the 2024 elections.
Despite widespread dissatisfaction with the Trump administration, one individual has taken a proactive approach, garnering attention by instructing crows to swoop down on wearers of MAGA hats, a trademark symbol associated with Trump’s slogan “Make America Great Again” since 2016. Going by the online alias “biz_dave,” the man detailed his crow-training endeavor, involving the use of peanuts and consistent dedication over several months.
In his account, Dave mentioned transitioning from a centrist stance to a more decisive position due to moral convictions. His method involved luring the crows to a designated feeding spot to facilitate their hat-targeting behavior. Responding to inquiries about his technique, Dave shared insights on the selection of foods like peanuts, chicken scraps, mealworms, and dog kibble to attract the crows successfully.
Dave elaborated on the time-consuming aspect of habituating the crows to the feeding area before progressing to hat removal training, highlighting a four-month acclimatization period. Acknowledging concerns about potential harm to the birds, Dave assured that precautions were taken to mitigate risks, emphasizing the rarity of negative outcomes.
Initially driven by curiosity about crow behavior in item delivery, Dave’s interest evolved into a form of political dissent, as reported by the Mirror US. The online discourse surrounding Dave’s accomplishment reflected mixed sentiments, with some expressing amusement at the concept while others raised ethical and legal concerns regarding the birds’ involvement in human conflicts.
Reddit users debated the implications of using wild animals for such purposes, highlighting the ethical implications and potential harm to the crows. While some found humor in the scenario, others emphasized the need to consider the well-being of all parties involved, including the crows.