In the wee hours of Monday, Golden Ridge Farm in St George came under attack from a pack of vicious wild dogs.
At the end of it, 130 turkeys were mauled, ten more died in their pen yesterday morning and a few more in the afternoon. It left owners Bill Tempro and American Adrienne Norton counting $25 000 in losses.
Chief executive officer of the Barbados Agricultural Society, James Paul, visited the grisly scene.
Reign of terror
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