california Condor. Eben McMillan 28 april 1964 that is the only hunting he does much, but that he sure likes to go after those Buck deer. He told us he always carries a shotgun and a rifle in the car, or Jeep, with him, and that he loves to shoot Jackrabbits for Practice for deer season. Now this is my judgement of Mr. Moores story. I believe he saw several Condor and could have seen fifteen or more of these birds for Koford States' that twenty miles east of Famosa, during squirrel Poisoning time, Condor Could be seen there in good numbers. So we will say that Moore saw fifteen Condor and hirty Buzzards and counted them all, or more likely saw fifteen Condor and recounted them all three times. This can be done easily as a flock of Condor circle. As to the Condor he shot, I also think this to be true and he may have been the one who shot the Condor and broke its wing - From what I know of most people who Carry rifles and Shotguns in their Cars, I would say that without some education in what NOT to shoot, they will all shoot at any large bird if they see it within range. Bob Lewis, of the Navajo Ranch, once stated to me when we were talking of Condor at a Rodeo on La Panza Ranch about fifteen years ago, " sometime I would like to shoot one of those Condor so I could see just what they look like" end quote.