Do you know why waterfowl that fly in a V, one side is always longer than the other?
Theres more birds on that side!:woohoo:woohoo
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Do you know why waterfowl that fly in a V, one side is always longer than the other?
Theres more birds on that side!:woohoo:woohoo
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Originally Posted by ChoogieChunker
Saw some Sandhills flying over the house yesterday
These things are only protected by the migratory agreement between us and Canada. A person can apply for an exemption with the wildlife fish & game of their state and be allowed to hunt them. These birds are considered an invasive species with almost no natural threat. I would imagine an exemption would be pretty easy to get.
I'm going to call our Alabama group today.
On another note: We have a ramp that is just below Wilson dam on the Tennessee. This ramp gets infested at times with turkey buzzards. These things can pick a vehicle clean of its rubber seals in an hour. Occasionally they close that ramp for a couple of days and when they open it the buzzards are miraculously gone.
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I have seen a few vehicles attacked by those things. Stripped clean even the wipers.Quote:
Originally Posted by catchNgrease
good news here , we have so many large animal road kills due to our high speed driving they got plenty of food to go around :Rofl
I like to see them too full to fly