ORIGINAL: Red Lion
I am not a farmer, so know nothing about cutting corn. With that said, how is it that someone can kill 89 fawns while cutting corn and not at some point recognize what is going on (such as unusual noise, blood, flying boddy parts, etc....)?
LOL like Burbaust99 did, and I agree, if you hit one of them in August, you're going to know it. It ain't going to be a little bump and crunch. Those little skulls are pretty hard at that time, and would raise some concern if you were hitting on about every 100 or so yards as you were cutting. Those little skulls would do a little damage to the cutting head after about 50 or 60!!!
Ed,
I think some one may have told a big fish/deer story. My father-in-law farmed nearly 600 acres for many years here in OH, and killed a deer or two per year max, some years he didn't kill any.