Now that bald eagles are not "endangered"...?

Question

can i shoot em? i see dozens everyday and sometimes they really p**s me off... i mean, have you ever seen how big an eagle c**p is? on a shiny clean hood... not to mention they hazard to puppies... and adult small breed dogs.

Answer 1

This is silly. yOu should be celebrating this milestone not mocking it.

Answer 2

Sure, but only if people you annoy can shoot you. Better duck.

Answer 3

No you cannot shoot the bald eagles congress passed a law forbidding the bald eagle is a national symbol. Therefore it remains protected.

Answer 4

Sure, go ahead and shoot them. That way you'll end up in court. Just because they have been taken off of the endangered list doesn't mean they aren't still protected....you're an idiot. BTW: have you ever looked at your own 'c**p'.....

Answer 5

I know, I know!  No!  I just asked one of the raptor rescue about this the other day because I need some eagle feathers for a project.  It is still illegal to shoot any raptor (eagles and hawks among others).

Answer 6

Sicko !

Answer 7

be thank full the pterodactyls are gone

and be grateful we got the eagles

when animals and people start dying of Global warming we will need the vultures to clean up the mess

ha ha ha

Answer 8

No. They are a beautiful and majestic bird that represent this country.

Answer 9

haahahaha sorry. where do you live? ive never seen a bald eagle...

Answer 10

Why dont you burn your own flag!

Answer 11

ALL native birds are still protected by law....endangered or not.  Puppies are in NO danger of becoming extinct...so if you are irresponsible enough to let your puppy run loose in and area with Bald Eagles present...than you deserve to have your puppy eaten.

Answer 12

The Eagle has as much right to life as you do.

Answer 13

You are annoying to the eagles...

maybe we should give them guns and let them shoot you.

You're trying to keep them away from their food.

Answer 14

Why is it that it seems you have no respect for life? You would be willing to kill one because they **** on your car. Makes no sense to me.

Answer 15

Nope for 2 reasons:

They are a national symbol, which for some reason makes them more valuable than other animals that have just as much right to live as they do

And it's still illegal to have access to eagle feathers.  You can be arrested for picking up one you see on the ground, so having a complete set is probably frowned upon, lol.