Posted by Dave H (MI) on November 15, 2017 at 10:13:30 from (50.108.96.11):
In Reply to: Strange.......... posted by Goose on November 15, 2017 at 09:25:52:
A neighbor found a 10 pt buck in his woods last winter, dead from a bullet in the gut. It had about eight feet of garden fencing wrapped up in its antlers. By coincidence I had about the same amount of fence missing from around one of my young trees. He had it mounted and left a bit of the wire on the antlers. This year I did not get around to wiring the trees. Eight of them damaged before I could get out there. Two of these are obliterated...won't recover. A couple had minor scrapes. The rest will be badly scarred and will have a year or two recovering but will live. Deer do a LOT of damage on my place. I have a loading dock on the east end of my equipment shed. A deer climbed up onto the dock and ate the geraniums in a pot by the door. Terrible nuisance.
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