Posted by dr sportster on November 15, 2013 at 06:36:20 from (69.113.82.169):
In Reply to: St. Antlers day posted by johnlobb on November 15, 2013 at 05:31:55:
In New Jersey there are deer in towns that don't even have any woods left. The next town to me which has alot of woods keeps you on your toes driving . Especially by a guys house that has some type of low bird feeder. That guys yard is wildlife central with turkeys, deer,geese. I saw him get out of his truck once and they were walking towards him. Any feeding of wildlife is illegal. They need a bow season in suburbia.There is one with no lower leg and before that one with no front leg. Car victims to become coyote victims later. Game camera gets 900 something hits a week. [only one coyote and all deer]
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