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Bring out yer dead.
Every time they circle over the farm I tell the wife that they are waiting for me... If I ever come across a small plastic one I'm planning on putting it on the headboard by my side of the bed and see how soon she notices.
Here you go...https://www.amazon.com/BirdBusters-Vulture-Effigy-Vultures-Buzzards/dp/B075HLYDCG
New movie sequel, Seventh Sense...I smell dead people.
Might want to go check on the neighbors.Daryl
Those Carolina Condors are performing their own welfare check.
My property is known as "Buzzard Holler", thats what the neighbors barn and house looks like every morning
"Somebody hand me the jar of Vicks, I'm goin' in!" said the coroner.- WDS
I've got a picture of a couple setting on the neighbor's roof, taken January 1st, 2020. Turns out they knew what was coming.
This is when the .556 has a suitable target…
It actually is an ominous sign. Vultures are attracted to a chemical called mercaptan. It's released from rotting corpses and helps them find food.The funny thing is, mercaptan is the chemical added to natural gas to give it it's smell to warn of a leak.Out west, gas companies sometimes use the sight of lots of vultures to detect leaks.
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Bring out yer dead.
ReplyDeleteEvery time they circle over the farm I tell the wife that they are waiting for me... If I ever come across a small plastic one I'm planning on putting it on the headboard by my side of the bed and see how soon she notices.
ReplyDeleteHere you go...https://www.amazon.com/BirdBusters-Vulture-Effigy-Vultures-Buzzards/dp/B075HLYDCG
DeleteNew movie sequel, Seventh Sense...I smell dead people.
ReplyDeleteMight want to go check on the neighbors.
ReplyDeleteDaryl
Those Carolina Condors are performing their own welfare check.
DeleteMy property is known as "Buzzard Holler", thats what the neighbors barn and house looks like every morning
ReplyDelete"Somebody hand me the jar of Vicks, I'm goin' in!" said the coroner.
ReplyDelete- WDS
I've got a picture of a couple setting on the neighbor's roof, taken January 1st, 2020. Turns out they knew what was coming.
ReplyDeleteThis is when the .556 has a suitable target…
ReplyDeleteIt actually is an ominous sign. Vultures are attracted to a chemical called mercaptan. It's released from rotting corpses and helps them find food.
ReplyDeleteThe funny thing is, mercaptan is the chemical added to natural gas to give it it's smell to warn of a leak.
Out west, gas companies sometimes use the sight of lots of vultures to detect leaks.