Help! There is an owl at my door!!!

[lilavidhunter]

Cool Bird

[tbgascorer]

Call the game warden Brandon. Maybe you make an episode of Lonestar Law haha. Seems like 95% of their time is rescuing wounded animals and drug/alcohol related incidents. Dad had a wounded hawk a few years ago and never even got a call back from the GW. Go figure.

[tbgascorer]

I called Austin and the dispatch center and they said we don’t come out for that .... my reply was well I for sure saw this on the TV . dispatch his reply was well that was TV .

Anybody have a contact to a Harris county game warden that might care to hear my story ?

Seriously? Wow...like I said, Lonestar Law to the rescue.

[bowhuntertex]

Fairlie, Jae
North Houston
Birds (including raptors), Small Mammals (specializing in squirrels, raccoons, skunks, foxes & bats), Reptiles and Amphibians
281-445-8138 (10a-9p) or 281-445-8738 (9a-6p) or malachi13@peoplepc.com

Johnson, Michele
Friendswood
Birds (incl. raptors), small mammals
281-992-8080 (reasonable hours)

Murgatroyd, Rhonda
El Lago
Birds (songbirds, wading and water birds, raptors) and white-tailed deer fawns
713-705-5897 24/7

TWRC Wildlife Center
W Houston
Mammals, birds, reptiles
713-468-8972 (10a-2p) or director@twrcwildifecenter.org

Wildlife Center of Texas
Houston
Mammals, birds, reptiles and oiled wildlife response
713-861-WILD

[be12hunt]

You’ll hike across the country but won’t grab an owl by the tail?

[darralld]

You have a Zoo close by? They can usually care for them.

[Man]

My mom lives in the heights and has a lot of owls in her yard any given day/night. All the old pines and oaks in the area are good habitat. Good Luck.

[Anvilheadtexas]

You’ll hike across the country but won’t grab an owl by the tail?

I knew that was coming!!! Lol. On an unrelated note both the Appalachian Trail in the Pacific Crest Trail is technically closed due to this virus! They are literally telling people to go home .

But yeah... The way this little thing snapped at me when I approached it I think I’d rather tackle a black bear!

[Anvilheadtexas]

Fairlie, Jae
North Houston
Birds (including raptors), Small Mammals (specializing in squirrels, raccoons, skunks, foxes & bats), Reptiles and Amphibians
281-445-8138 (10a-9p) or 281-445-8738 (9a-6p) or malachi13@peoplepc.com

Johnson, Michele
Friendswood
Birds (incl. raptors), small mammals
281-992-8080 (reasonable hours)

Murgatroyd, Rhonda
El Lago
Birds (songbirds, wading and water birds, raptors) and white-tailed deer fawns
713-705-5897 24/7

TWRC Wildlife Center
W Houston
Mammals, birds, reptiles
713-468-8972 (10a-2p) or director@twrcwildifecenter.org

Wildlife Center of Texas
Houston
Mammals, birds, reptiles and oiled wildlife response
713-861-WILD

Thank you! I’ll try the numbers that I have not already tried .

[BayouCat]

That is a young Great Horned Owl. They are flying out of their nests right now. Leave it alone, it'll be fine.

[Duckologist]

http://www.native-languages.org/legends-owl.htm

[MUZZYSLINGR]

Rig him up a nest on the porch. It’ll be fine.


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[Anvilheadtexas]

That is a young Great Horned Owl. They are flying out of their nests right now. Leave it alone, it'll be fine.

That’s the conclusion we have reached. But thank you for reiterating it . He looks healthy and does not look injured I bet you he just left the nest and he’s trying to get his bearings .

[Hayek'sPupil]

As a fellow Houston Heights resident this story is a hoot.

[Duckologist]

As a fellow Houston Heights resident this story is a hoot.

Whut you did der, I seen it