1. To keep and breed pigeons.
2. The pigeons ate their crops.
3. The Knights Templar dovecote in Garway is one of the finest remaining examples of a medieval dovecote in England. There are 666 17- square-inch nesting holes, a water trough which is very rare in dovecotes and a Latin inscription above the door.
4. Pigeon manure is useful for fertlising fields and making gun powder.
5. Rats liked eating pigeon eggs.
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