Black Vulture Relief Act

Bill 119 HR 2462, also known as the "Livestock Protection Act," aims to address the issue of black vultures causing harm to livestock. The bill authorizes livestock producers and their employees to take action against black vultures in order to prevent death, injury, or destruction to livestock. This includes measures such as capturing, relocating, or euthanizing the birds.

The bill recognizes the importance of protecting livestock from black vultures, which are known to attack and kill young or weak animals. Livestock producers are given the authority to take necessary steps to protect their animals from these predatory birds.

In addition to protecting livestock, the bill also considers the conservation of black vultures. It includes provisions to ensure that any actions taken against the birds are done in a humane and responsible manner, and that efforts are made to minimize harm to the overall population of black vultures. Overall, Bill 119 HR 2462 seeks to strike a balance between protecting livestock and conserving black vultures. It provides livestock producers with the tools they need to prevent harm to their animals while also promoting responsible stewardship of wildlife.