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Posted by Ernest on May 13, 2005 at 10:55:49 from (205.173.169.253):
In Reply to: OT Deer Control posted by EricB on May 13, 2005 at 10:23:43:
If you are in Pa good luck! These deer are monsters.
Electric fence don't even help our garden. We tried the
urine, the hair, and the deer stop you can buy some
where (witch you have to watch with the crop being hay
the other animals might not like the hay either) Once
deer become accustomed to something they ain't
scared no more. (night vision goggels and a crossbow
come to mind and be hungry for lots of venison) If the 7-
10 were to leave hunted off or what ever their will be
more! That is just their way of life. They need food also.
I had 7 ac of soybeans out the deer wiped them out and
I lost my rear in $$$$$$. Just check with the game
commission and expect a stupid reply!
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