Found a new whitetail fawn stumbling across the road yesterday. Blood running out of each eye socket. Both eyeballs mangled. There are more of these now in KY then native buzzards. How is it possible that these invasive, non-native birds are protected????
Black Vultures
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BAKPAKR
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Some farmers were telling me recently that black vultures do the same thing to calves.
I smacked a few Ravens in my youth that tried it. Marlin model 60 death. mtmuley
Sheltowee
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I've had to run buzzards off a deer I shot before and there is a possibility one got ahold of a doe I killed in Alabama this year:
www.hunttalk.com
They are hell on fawns and calves. KFB has a depredation program if they're hassling your livestock but, unfortunately, you're probably on your own as far as deer fawns:
www.kyfb.com
And before someone comes in with the S-S-S method: don't do Federal crimes and talk about it on the internet.
The Tax Man Cometh
Shot a healthy whitetail doe this morning just before 8am. Morning was chilly and, even though she bounced into an overgrown cutover, I knew she wouldn’t go far so I stayed in the stand. Got down and recovered her just after 10. When I got to her, a rectangular slab was missing out of her...
www.hunttalk.com
They are hell on fawns and calves. KFB has a depredation program if they're hassling your livestock but, unfortunately, you're probably on your own as far as deer fawns:
Black Vulture Depredation Permits
Kentucky Farm Bureau has received a statewide depredation permit that allows for a limited number of black vulture “takes” where black vultures are depredating on livestock. Livestock producers who are experiencin
www.kyfb.com
And before someone comes in with the S-S-S method: don't do Federal crimes and talk about it on the internet.
