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guess you could you and I qualify as Buzzard Specialists ! Wonder when they will call for our advice ? LOL I know we have a dead cow down at the back of our pasture, and she has been there about 7 weeks, she has not deteroriated very much at all. She blowed up and then the gases dispersed and it is like she is freeze dried ! No flies, no buzzards and no coyotes ! So that is what got me to thinkin, if there was a body lying somewhere for the past 4 weeks it probably is in relatively good condition , because of our mild weather. And I heard on a forensics show last week that a woman's female organs are the last to deteriorate, because they are made of the strongest tissue in the body, so speculating that they do find HD in the next few weeks, DNA testing for semen and such would be a good probability that there is traces still inside the body !I think we are both right actually this article says they migrate south however some stay behind BBM
Turkey vultures breed throughout Texas but typically migrate south in the winter. Although some stay year-round, most spend the winter in Central America. Black vultures also migrate and may travel as far south as Brazil. Both are common in open country, woodlands, fields and farms, with black vultures more likely to be found near human settlements and garbage dumps.
http://www.passporttotexas.com/birds/oct00.html
Sorry for the gross description ! Hope I don't get a TO !