Posted by Jason1Pa on April 10, 2009 at 18:40:17 from (67.150.59.205):
In Reply to: Wildlife Observations posted by Buzzman72 on April 10, 2009 at 09:36:23:
Here(West Pa.) deer are every where. Hit all the time on the road however i have noticed I don't see the big groups of them like I used to. about 10 years ago it would be nothing to see 40+ together. Now I'm lucky to see 10.. A lot of hawk too. Maybe thats why I never see any rabbits anymore either.. I'm sure its different threw out all the country. read in a local paper the other day about the lack of water. Seems that tere are many creeks and small rivers drying up due to the demand for water from the public. I'm sure that has a effect on wildlife since water is the #1 need for life. One reason for the lack of water is the large number of gas wells being drilled in the area. Trucks come and pump water out of streams and ponds for the drilling operations. here in West Pa it seems there is a new well being drilled ever week. The place will be swiss cheese before you know it,,
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