A group of Republican U.S. Senators has introduced a bill to make it easier for farmers and ranchers control black vultures. Eric Schmitt from Missouri says “look, this is a problem. The black vulture is killing off valuable livestock and even though they have been designated as endangered, if the birds are endangering the livestock […]
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