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You have problems with Deer in your yard??

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We used to see that in the National Parks often. Elk are nearly as good eating as Moose if you get a dry cow:biggrin:
 
same thing in Yellowstone. At the northern entrance, where it borders Montana there is a little village and the Elk are all over town. Dang fools try to walk right up to them and when I am there they are in rut. The Elk are very aggressive. People are stupid
 
no time to do anything but dive under when i got way too close and ticked him off! Others in nearby vehicles thought it was hilarious:lol:
 
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Talk about under the yum yum tree. I saw a similar picture in person in Jackson Hole, Wy. Big Elk refuge there and they were wandering further out from that in the people's yards. I know a lot of hunters here, but to those that do, thinning the herd there would benefit the herd and the dinner table and their shrubs. What cha think Wayne and Mike?

George-CT
 
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