My kids wanted a few ostrich at the ranch... i said ok and ordered half a dozen from texas... they are about a yr old. We have 400 high fenced acres in Louisiana. axis, fallow, sika, blackbuck, P david in there. Any downside to this? The person buying them hand raised them and said they are "cool" with kids. kids will not pet them just ride around on four wheelers and look at them... am i setting my self up for something bad? they are not cheap but i figured if it goes bad we can easily get rid of them... thx!
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Would they have access to the hunting ground? Last thing you need is freaking big Bird off sesame street ruining a hunt by busting ya. I know they have very good eyesight. They shouldn't be a problem to the other critters though. Keep us updated sounds like fun
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Originally posted by Walker View PostMales will get mean. Blue necks are worse than red necks or visa versa. Can remember which. But this shouldn't be of concern on 400 acres.
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I don't know how common this is but a friend of mine was quail hunting with his 80 year old uncle on a place that had a few ostriches on it. The landowner told them one of the males had a bad attitude and to keep an eye out. They were out in a pasture and sure enough this thing came sprinting out of the brush and attacked the old man. My buddy put three loads of birdshot in it's head and neck and it just ran off. The old man had some broken ribs but luckily didn't get spurred.
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Originally posted by hunt247 View PostOstrich and Emu attack humans| Funny Vines 2020| Funny Video Compilation - YouTube
Who would you sell them to if you need to get rid of?
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