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Posted by Robert in W. Mi. on March 15, 2001 at 14:11:13 from (208.32.164.144):
In Reply to: pests in the sweetcorn posted by nick w on March 15, 2001 at 12:05:20:
I don't have any geese problems, but i do have a small deer problem, and a large coon problem. These animials will seek out my sweet corn, even if they have to cross some field corn to do it. I control the coons by live trapping them year around! I trap them before they get to my sweet corn, and i destroy all i catch. I get 30 or more each year!!! My friend trapped and poisioned over 50 in one summer out of his corn. He lost over 5 acres before he got the problem under control! Others around here trap them with home made traps, or poision them. I'm afraid the do-gooder anti-trappers have dumped the coon problem on us farmers!! Robert
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