Add Vultures

[wooden hull]

Are you suggesting they add Vultures to shoot?

[lilac hornet]

Well Vultures are seen in a negative way by their way of arriving at death and they can pose a threat so yes.

[long grove]

I love it .

Moose charges into these suggestion with every detail about shooting legality.

Makes my day😂😁

Side note: Vultures would be cool, but I think we are once again restricted by where they can be shot.

[lilac hornet]

it is actually legal according to multiple sites. i only found that in texas and california you do need a permit however.

[long grove]

Ah perfect, they’d suite a Texas map for sure

Can you hunt them in Mexico?

[lilac hornet]

yes. the black vulture is in mexiko

[long grove]

Would make a good backfill for the Mexico map

[lilac hornet]

Andean Condor: South America | Griffon Vulture: Europe, North Afrika, Parts of Asia | King Vulture: Central and South Amerika | Cape Vulture: South Afrika | Bearded Vulture: Europe, Asia, and Africa | Palm-Nut-Vulture (Gypohierax angolensis): Afrika | Trigonoceps: Afrika

[wooden hull]

Vultures are also the reason the ecosystems the live in are less disease ridden

Also the Andean Condor is very likely a protected species across their range (meaning they are likely off limits in Argentina)

Turkey Vulture are also protected in Washington (Layton Lakes) with a 200,00 dollar fine and/or a year in jail
They are also protected in Colorado (Silver Ridge)

Griffon Vultures are also protected in Spain and shooting them is highly illegal

A lot of vultures are becoming endangered because of poisoning, typically because of farmers trying to poison other predators and in Africa its often poachers deliberately poisoning vultures to conceal the fact they just poached some elephants

Also the Palm Nut Vulture mainly eats fruit (60% of their diet in adulthood mainly consists of fruits from oil palms and Raffia Palms)

In Summary: Vultures should not be added

[crimson arch]

I wouldn’t mind seeing them circling around my kill, but definitely not to hunt them

[wooden hull]

I wouldn’t mind seeing them up in the sky

[verbal garnet]

I would agree with them being added as part of the Reserve Ecosystem and for them to hover around the killed animals to find them at great distances.
But not to shoot them, Vultures are considered Wildlife in all regions, they are not game species and it is normally illegal to shoot them since they are an important regulator of the health of ecosystems.

In the Falconry thread we had talked about them too
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[merry forge]

In Idaho (And The Majority Of The US & Parts Of Mexico/Southern Canada) Turkey Vultures Are Protected By Law, And Cannot Be Shot, Harvested, Captured, Sold, Or Harassed. I Think Having Them As A Part Of The In Game Ecosystem Would Be Cool, As Wellington Said, But Not As A Huntable Animal.

[crisp lantern]

Six months imprisonment.

[crimson arch]

No voodoo magic for me then….dang, I was hoping to learn the future by eating some vulture brains

Oh well