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The weather looks nice there. No snow, ice, lots of sun and green grass...
Get yourself a slingshot and have at it!
Get yourself a slingshot and have at it!
Turkey vultures we leave alone. Black vultures will attack young calves, so they pretty much get dispatched on site. If you leave a dead black vulture just laying there, others will not go near it.
I see them circling all the time around here but never on the ground, let alone in the bird bath LOL! We have a large reservoir nearby so they don't hurt for water.
I'd take one of those over the 10,000 sparrows we seem to have now.....
Seems like I remember reading somewhere along the way, that turkey vultures have an extremely caustic stomach acid and if attacked, they will puke their stomach contents into the attacker's face.When I was stationed in Texas (Ft Hood), they had what they called Puke Buzzards. Wel I hit one with a Deuce & a Half, and found out how it got it's name----Threw up all over the Hood of my Truck!!!
Bear
I think I'd borrow a paintball gun and color his ass pretty!
Ryan
Wow interesting!
I only ever see Turkey Vultures in TX.
It's against the law for us to mess with em though.
I'm sure you can think of something to scare it off. My first thought is to put something in the bird bath that a big bird like him wouldn't enjoy stepping on but the little bird woulnd't be bothered by but not sure what that would be or if even possible.
I wonder if something like a remote control speaker device you could trigger would work. You just press a button and have it do a dog bark and you could repeatedly scare the crap out of that bird and he would no longer come around lol.
I shot a 10 for first and last time many years ago. there is nothing painless about 3.5" magnum from a single shot full choke 36" barrel. LOL
The weather looks nice there. No snow, ice, lots of sun and green grass...
Get yourself a slingshot and have at it!
I've been warning you about that vulture for years, John.
Gary
Seems like I remember reading somewhere along the way, that turkey vultures have an extremely caustic stomach acid and if attacked, they will puke their stomach contents into the attacker's face.
You can try this to run black vultures off
forfs18-03.pdf (uky.edu)
Tell him he's early. Come back later.
Jim
Well as they say it could always be worse, I mean when it pukes it could have just eaten a skunk.
Warren