Market Farming

["Rainbow's End Farms & Orchards" <rainbowsend AT swva.net>]

Actually, I have seen California Condors and
Andean Vultures. I have also raised hawks, great
horned owls and am totally familiar with most
birds of prey including the beautiful Peregrine
falcon and others that fly around here. These
vultures are considerably greater in size than any
I have previously seen here and have totally white
beneath their wings. We HAVE seen them swoop into
the chicken pen, attack, and devour. We have seen
what we have seen.  That is SEEN. One doesn't have
to be a genius or degrees to recognize a vulture.
In fact sometimes it's best to put down the books
and theories and listen to truth. IF my reply
offends it's because I tire of those who will not
even consider a change in their all too narrow
paradigms. That, and heart catheterization this
morning probably exacerbated my frustration level.
Rainbows End Farms and Orchards
880 Central Academy Road
Stuart, Virginia  24171
276-694-4324
----- Original Message -----
From: <Goodaim AT aol.com>
To: "Market Farming"
<market-farming AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 4:54 PM
Subject: [market-farming] Re: Farm Bureau


Easy fella. I was making a comparison, of course
you have never seen Condors.
The point is that the Andean Condor is the largest
vulture on earth, and it
does not eat live prey, no vultures do.
The point is vultures do not kill live animals.
They are biologically
incapable of it. Sorry but it is the truth. If you
think it is vulture, what
species. Black or Turkey vulture is all you have
in Virginia. If there is an
introduced species who introduced them, what
species are they, what agency is
responsible? I would like to know. Thanks,
John
CCF


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