News was released on fox32chicago.com that 13 bald eagles were found dead in a farm field on Maryland’s Eastern Shore over the weekend.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says they received a call around 2:30 p.m. on Saturday from a man who found four dead eagles in a field on Laurel Grove Road in Federalsburg. The man told officers that he spotted the dead birds while he was searching for deer antlers.
Apparently, the findings are still being investigated, and the reason for death is still unknown.
Have you ever come across anything such as that while you were out hunting, fishing or trapping right here in Montana?
(Feature photo via Natural Resources Police (Photo: @MDNRPolice / Twitter)
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