Horses are dying and now cattle as well and detectives in Maury County have been at a loss to explain how or why it is happening.
First, seven seemingly healthy horses turned up dead last week at a Hampshire farm in Maury County. The state performed a necropsy and released the results.
"They ruled that it's undetermined. The cause of death cannot be determined at this time. It is a mystery. We don't know what happened," said Detective Terry Chandler with the Maury County Sheriff's Department.
Now Detective Chandler is investigating more deaths: Two dead cows at a farm across from the one where the seven horses were found. And he's consulting with police looking into more mysterious horse deaths in Dickson and Giles county.
Chandler said there is no evidence anyone is intentionally harming the animals.
He said they have not ruled out the possibility the livestock died from eating contaminated hay or a poison plant. It's possible the toxins were not detected by the state testing.
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Radiation raining down on the hay that was harvested and then brought to the horses?
Why did they blur the head of the horse?
I can't stop my chickens from standing out in the rain, but I do limit their drinking water to inside the coup only. (One of my hens stopped laying after drinking rain water, I think.) So, water is only available where it is protected from contamination from the rain.
I'm trying to figure out an economical method to protect my plants from being rained on. I need to cover and collect the rain to feed their root system so the radiation does not touch the fruit...expensive, of course.
Did the report test for radiation?????