[RedBloodedAmerican]

Young eagles resemble vultures/buzzards. An inexperienced hunter might not know the difference.

[Thermalseeker]

Young eagles resemble vultures/buzzards.

There are no buzzards indigenous to the United States, only vultures. This is a common misconception.

[bicycle thug]

What on Earth is gained by hunting vultures? Is it just to kill something? I hunt deer and elk, but have zero respect for an idiot who views the world as his or her private shooting gallery.

That sort of person should not own guns. Period.

[GovernmentShrinker]

And what kind of hunter is out hunting vultures?

[piasa]

Young eagles resemble vultures/buzzards. An inexperienced hunter might not know the difference.

As if that's an excuse. What kind of an idiot would should a vulture? What on earth for? Those things are harmless and great to have around, unless you just happen to like the smell of roadkilled skunks and opossums and like the appearance of the occasional racoon-corpse sludgepile by your mailbox.

[Oberon]

Young eagles resemble vultures/buzzards. An inexperienced hunter might not know the difference.

Yeah, but none of the above are legal to shoot... or even good to eat.