I would reccomend that you speak with those same "college grad biologists" whose salaries your taxes are paying and get the real story instead of that heresay******** that you're spouting . Your state's deer population has been too high for years and what you're seeing now is perfectly normal after a substantial culling effort . The real dividends are just around the corner , a better sex ratio , far less over browsing , and a healthier herd . The kind of deer numbers that Pennsylvanians have gotten accustomed to in recent years were way above the carrying capacity of the state , not just the little chunk of farmland that you hunt on , so the problem was bigger than you seem to realize .