Got this in a e-mail today. Can;t say how old it is but I like's it
Dinner Time in Eagle River, Wisconsin
These people living in Northern Wisconsin put some corn out in the dead of winter to sustain the area
deer.
When I said the deer up here were as thick as cats and dogs, I wasn't far off.
Wisconsin community of Eagle River.
We would need EllSinken friar's automated crossbow for this.
Old Indian saying, if a leaf falls from a tree in the woods the turkey will see it, the deer will hear it, the bear will smell it, the moose will not eat it, but be on the look-out for LeGrand.
bait pile willie wrote:looks like CWD in the making.
I was thinking the same way. Looking at a deer is nice: a lot of deer a lot nicer. The problem is, though, this kind of unnatural concentration is unhealthy. One sick animal can infect the whole bunch.
That's why some jurisdictions forbid feeding.
"Gun Control Laws"--trying to nag criminals into submission.
Well maybe on the too may deer in one spot, however from here south that picture can be seen in the fall many times in corn and bean fields, the futher south the more the herds of deer. September and October near the Ohio and W.Va line not at all a un-common sight with fifty or more deer feeding in a field.
With CWD in the area, both WV and Virginia added laws controlling (VA) or forbidding (WV) baiting.
Nice photo.
I wonder if you could take two in one shot? That's my dream. It would just take perfect conditions that I have yet to find. The situation pictured might make it possible.
