Posted by ollie gm on November 10, 2019 at 20:41:53 from (97.120.121.235):
In Reply to: Deer damage... posted by Dave H (MI) on November 10, 2019 at 18:19:57:
In my neck of the woods, we crop producers consider deer the exact equivelant of a field mouse. One eats the crop from the bottom up and the other eats from the top down. Both of these pests are worthless and costly if not controlled. Years ago we had hundreds of deer in a 50 mile square now you're lucky to see one in the same area. The cure is that several farmers purchased old used backhoes and several 50 round magazines for their favorite AR. Now since the deer population is gone we have no hunters leaving our gates open etc and currently have a healthy coyote population to take care of the lowly mouse. Now we can get back to guessing the weather.
Sometimes everybody has to get together to solve a common problem.
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