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Author Topic: Wisc. Deer Herd  (Read 2576 times)

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Offline HD

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I got this in an e-mail this morning.

It stated that the pics were taken in northern Wisconsin, Eagle River

Looks like they could use some herd control.

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WOW    :fudd: all im thinking

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Just so you know, this was not taken this year.  It made the rounds a couple years ago.
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That just means, that maybe, their bigger and fatter, with huge massive racks!
                   (I can dream)


Naw deadeye, I didn't know, thanks


I just thought it was cool, first time I seen it.


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Offline Cody Gruchow

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if its such a problem the why dont he control it....plus notice each deer has its own individual feed pile..

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That is a lot of deer. I know in wisc. they can bait during deer season. So I guess you would have to feed all year round to keep them close for next season.
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lotza venison to go around  :whistling:

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Ok I'm kind of slow but why in a state that has had and may still have a problem with cwd, do they still allow feeding and baiting when they say it is one of the ways to spread cwd. I  would think they would stop it for a while to allow the weak and sick to die off.

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I agree with you there. :dancinred:
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i agree with you also... i mean i like seeing a herd of this size and im sure my herd is about the same size but i dont feed them. and cwd is exactly why i dont put out feeders. :taz: