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09-06-2008 | 06:49 AM

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nodog

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From: Ohio

Simple Pleasures.

5-10 years ago I was looking for land to hunt in an adjacent county, it was designated n urban zone and afforded hunters a chance at more meat. One such call was to a local park.

The conversation was short and to the point, is there deer hunting allowed there and will there be in the future? The answer was an indignant NO! No plans to ever allow it. I wasn’t offended, but chuckled at the ignorance of the breeding habits of wild animals. Besides I’m a hunter and that means I’m patient and observant. Listening and waiting for my chance and the longer the wait the sweeter the victory.

Heard something the other day that made me chuckle a little more. In an unrelated section of a local paper a letter to the editor was submitted. The writer in a near by very wealth and influential neighborhood was recovering from limes disease and petitioning the authorities to do some thing about the over population of deer. Big supporters of this park. Music to my patient ears. LOL

May not be me who gets a shot, but somebody’s going to soon enough. Deer die of old age there. Has to be one of the largest concentrations of deer in several counties round here. A little cwd or similar talk of it in the papers wouldn't hurt.

Been some.

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