Looks like they are attracted to Fords and Dodges.Quote:
Originally Posted by cache22
Looks like they are attracted to Fords and Dodges.Quote:
Originally Posted by cache22
looks like a good use for those powderless .22 shells
We are still waiting on the permit from the Feds. We have not been able to take car of them yet. I recommend parking at the south access until we get the permit and can take care of the problem
Launched there yesterday.No buzzards with feathers but someone stole my fish cooler with ice out of the back of my truck..
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Originally Posted by leftfield
Choot em! Wait, does the permit cover that?
Don't have to have a permit to shoot a thief! Open season on them year round.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cmj
I was over there a few weeks ago and they jacked my truck up pretty good. Scratched the hood up and was tearing the rubber from around the windshield. There doesn't seem to be anything there that is attracting them. Good thing we weren't catching much and decided to leave early. The poor Toyota Tundra parked next to me had about 10 of them on it when I walked up there. I thought it was a joke when I first heard about the buzzard problem, but they really are pissed off at the fisherman:yikes
Shoootem Elizabeth
I saw one flying over the other day. Them buzzards can flat carry a load when they move. [emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by leftfield
That really stinks. I can't stand a dang thief.
They use road kill as filler in their rubber. [emoji57]Quote:
Originally Posted by RCC