Why do the turkey vultures keep circling?

By Richard Malotky Published Sunday, June 14, 2009 I think someone is trying to tell me something. And it's not just that I am a bad turkey hunter. It goes deeper.

This year, every time I go for one of those long walks with my bow, I end up with company. It's gotten so bad that I just don't look up anymore. Every time I do look up, they are there.

The turkey vultures. At first, I thought they might be following me on the outside chance I might actually get a turkey. But then I asked a friend and good turkey hunter about it, and he assured me they don't eat turkeys.

They eat dead things. Preferably things that have ripened a bit. I started to wonder if I was walking with a limp?

I found myself trying to spend more time under the trees. But they always find me anyway. Circling, circling.

I think someone is trying to tell me something. One of my friends has a cattle ranch, and he is kind enough to let me wander around on it. Mainly I think because he knows no critters are even remotely ... more.

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