Deer Vehicle Accidents has more then DOUBLED in state with most hunters! UPDATE
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on May 4th, 2009 | 0 commentswell meaning more rut deer running for their mate. www.dnr.state.md.us These are the times sport hunters are also most active. www.all-creatures.org Deer Contraception Works - Watch a video Presentation by Jay Kirkpatrick, PhD saveeastgoshen.com DVA an ongoing problem in NJ www.njdeercrash.org W.Va. has highest deer-vehicle collision rate www.register-herald.com Michigan second in deer-vehicle collisions blog.mlive.com Michigan came in 2nd October 09, 2008 02:51AM blog.mlive.com More ...
Tags: buck, New Jersey, accident, car, deerVirginia Farm Bureau – Hunters for the Hungry
Posted by Susan in Virginia on May 3rd, 2009 | 1 commentFor many Virginia farmers, controlled hunting is the best way to reduce deer damage to their crops. Norm Hyde reports one group of farmers have spent their own money to make it easier for harvested deer meat to go to Hunters for the Hungry.More at www.vafb.com.
Tags: hunting, population, hungry, food, sportAudubon Society endorse legalized animal cruelty (hunting)
Posted by Susan in Virginia Wildlife on Apr 30th, 2009 | 0 commentsharvested. That's more than 40 times the total estimated deer population before PR, bringing recreational pleasure to more than 5.3 million licensed hunters." HOW DO WILDLIFE AGENCIES CREATE A SURPLUS OF GAME ANIMALS? Many species of mammals - such as deer - react to hunting harvests with an increase in reproductive rates. Also, killing more bucks than does will increase deer populations. When a high percentage of bucks are killed, more nutritious forage is available for the remaining bucks, ...
Tags: Audubon Society, NJ, wildlife, hunting, animal rightsVirginia Farm Bureau – Deer population increase
Posted by Susan in Virginia on Apr 29th, 2009 | 0 commentsVirginia's deer herd has been restored to numbers not seen since colonial days. Norm Hyde reports the challenge now is striking a balance for an ideal herd size. That's why the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries has updated its deer management plan. More at www.vafb.com.
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