Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Originally Posted by mudhen
However, both Bald and Golden Eagles winter here, too--and they subsist primarily on road kill and other carrion.


Nothing but a buzzard with a feathered head.

Killed a coyote right at daylight one morning 4 or 5 years ago. By noon a pair bald eagles were picking at him. Stinkin bastards.

I agree with you on bald eagles, but golden are a whole 'nother thing. Studies have shown goldens are the number one predator on Dall's sheep lambs.

I am wondering how many whitetail fawns and full grown turkey hens these Bald Eagles are killing.

Personally not a fan of birds of prey.

Not sure why we control four legged predators but we just let the predators in the sky have a free pass.

Four legs regulated by the states, birds of prey are protected under the fed’s “migratory bird treaty act”