Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
#11
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
ORIGINAL: ManySpurs
Yup. Without all them wabbits, the deer have nothing to eat.[]
Once again your tunnel vision prevents you from seeing the benefits good habitat has on small game populations.
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
ORIGINAL: bawanajim
Once again your tunnel vision prevents you from seeing the benefits good habitat has on small game populations.
I haven't heard of grouse killing any fawns or even rabbits chewing on them.[]
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
Unfortunately all the efforts of the volunteers are negated, when it comes to deer, because the SGLs are being managed at much lower DDs than the MSY CC of the SGLs,so the DCNR can get the regeneration they want without fencing.
Unfortunately all the efforts of the volunteers are negated, when it comes to deer, because the SGLs are being managed at much lower DDs than the MSY CC of the SGLs,so the DCNR can get the regeneration they want without fencing.
I haven't heard of grouse killing any fawns or even rabbits chewing on them.[]
#13
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
I qualified my post to limit my comments to benefiting deer, so your comment is totally irrelevant and misguided.
ORIGINAL: bawanajim
Once again your tunnel vision prevents you from seeing the benefits good habitat has on small game populations.
I haven't heard of grouse killing any fawns or even rabbits chewing on them.[]
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
Unfortunately all the efforts of the volunteers are negated, when it comes to deer, because the SGLs are being managed at much lower DDs than the MSY CC of the SGLs,so the DCNR can get the regeneration they want without fencing.
Unfortunately all the efforts of the volunteers are negated, when it comes to deer, because the SGLs are being managed at much lower DDs than the MSY CC of the SGLs,so the DCNR can get the regeneration they want without fencing.
I haven't heard of grouse killing any fawns or even rabbits chewing on them.[]
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
Actually you were totally out in left field and not even in the ball game. Improved habitat on SGLs will only result in more deer if the PGC reduces doe tags and allows the herd to increase. While the improved habitat may definitely benefit other species it won't have a significant impact on the deer since they already have all the food they need to be happy and healthy.
#15
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
That solves my rabbit mystery, I have way to many deer.
#16
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2006
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RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
Actually you were totally out in left field and not even in the ball game. Improved habitat on SGLs will only result in more deer if the PGC reduces doe tags and allows the herd to increase. While the improved habitat may definitely benefit other species it won't have a significant impact on the deer since they already have all the food they need to be happy and healthy.
Actually you were totally out in left field and not even in the ball game. Improved habitat on SGLs will only result in more deer if the PGC reduces doe tags and allows the herd to increase. While the improved habitat may definitely benefit other species it won't have a significant impact on the deer since they already have all the food they need to be happy and healthy.
That not only isn’t true it is one of the stupidest comments I have ever seen anyone make. It just proves beyond any doubt that you are totally clueless about the wildlife/habitat and food relationships.
I simply don’t know how to address the habitat/population density issue where a person is that uninformed or irrational. We can get ten years olds to understand it, but I guess you truly are even below that level of logic or learning ability.
R.S. Bodenhorn
#17
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
ORIGINAL: ManySpurs
Yup. Without all them wabbits, the deer have nothing to eat.[]
Once again your tunnel vision prevents you from seeing the benefits good habitat has on small game populations.
deer eating rabbit, now i have seen everything.
#18
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
That not only isn’t true it is one of the stupidest comments I have ever seen anyone make. It just proves beyond any doubt that you are totally clueless about the wildlife/habitat and food relationships.
#19
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
ORIGINAL: bluebird2
Even a blithering idiot knows that the reason the HR plan was implemented is because the harvest of 505K deer in 2000 only kept the herd stable. That is not the sign of an unhealthy herd , but an indication of a herd that was very healthy and very productive. Since then, breeding rates have decreased by 5% and productivity has also decreased. That is clear evidence that when we had 1.6M deer the herd was below the MSY CC of the habitat.
Even a blithering idiot knows that the reason the HR plan was implemented is because the harvest of 505K deer in 2000 only kept the herd stable. That is not the sign of an unhealthy herd , but an indication of a herd that was very healthy and very productive. Since then, breeding rates have decreased by 5% and productivity has also decreased. That is clear evidence that when we had 1.6M deer the herd was below the MSY CC of the habitat.
Why you simply don't understand that you and those like you are a very small percentage of the states population that feel deer numbers should be managed at the maximum sustained yield so that you might actually be able to find one.
So blinded by hate to admit that all of the states wildlife needs a home and cover to survive. Grouse numbers are at an all time low, predators in ever increasing numbers prey on them 24/7 because of habitat destruction and very little ground cover. Groundnesting birds such as mallard ducks and turkeys are having very little success because of predation from coons, opossums and avian predators because of limited nesting habitat.
And to top that off why don't you support lowering the speed limits on state hwy's and and long prison terms for poachers as the two of them account for more dead deer than dmap tags.
BTW I love how you the 1.6 million deer number after whining for years that there is no proof that that figure was real.
#20
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 3,879
RE: Hey RSB, How Much Would This Cost a GUY?
Why you simply don't understand that you and those like you are a very small percentage of the states population that feel deer numbers should be managed at the maximum sustained yield so that you might actually be able to find one.
When we had 1.5 M PS deer that figure did not include the SRA counties and therefore it is quite reasonable to conclude we had around 1.6 M PSD in 2000.