"Deer task force offers options for suburbs; [Five Star Late Lift Edition]" - Clay Barbour, of the Post-Dispatch
Several of experts say that there are about 20 deer per square mile, which is a manageable population. The problem shows no signs of decreasing on its own, but getting into an even more bigger problem. The overpopulated deer lack a natural predator and have safe land for protection and plentiful amounts of food. There are many options to control the overpopulated deer: hunting with firearms, bow, sharpshooting, trap, euthanasia, relocation, targeting specific areas, and fertility control..
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Annotation 7...
"Time for another battle in ongoing "Deer War'; [Fifth Edition]" - Christian Berg of The Morning Call
There is a drastic decline of hunters and hunting license sales. The early hunting license sales were running behind at about 41 percent than the years before. The deer hunting opportunities were a widespread of dissatisfaction which resulted in a dramatic loss of hunters. Some of the hunters have received news of evidence and had enough with the commission.
There is a drastic decline of hunters and hunting license sales. The early hunting license sales were running behind at about 41 percent than the years before. The deer hunting opportunities were a widespread of dissatisfaction which resulted in a dramatic loss of hunters. Some of the hunters have received news of evidence and had enough with the commission.
annotation 6...
"Counting Deer, and Counting on Hunting to Cull Them" - Andrea Kannapell
The suburban housing development encourage the deer population to increase because of the increased amount of food sources. Another reason is the decrease of land for hunting, while the suburban housing development continues to increase. In some places in the U.S. the deer population is higher than the human population. This will slow down and force out some animal and plant species, just like the humans. According to opponents of hunting, killing deer encourages the increased amount of fertility and allow the deer population to regulate itself better in a biological reaction as a better solution. There are also natural techniques of controlling populations which are starvation and disease. They are a poor solution.
The suburban housing development encourage the deer population to increase because of the increased amount of food sources. Another reason is the decrease of land for hunting, while the suburban housing development continues to increase. In some places in the U.S. the deer population is higher than the human population. This will slow down and force out some animal and plant species, just like the humans. According to opponents of hunting, killing deer encourages the increased amount of fertility and allow the deer population to regulate itself better in a biological reaction as a better solution. There are also natural techniques of controlling populations which are starvation and disease. They are a poor solution.
anotation 5...
"Dealing with deer: ; Benefits of city hunt outweigh any risks" - Tom Lane
Deer mainly live their entire lives within 100 yards radius. The overpopulated deer have no really natural predators, so they then multiply in enormous amounts. The well known diseases that are in and caused by deer are related to the overpopulation of deer. According to two motorists on U.S. 119 argued that the human safety reasons which the deer population needs to be controlled. However, mothers are concerned about the safety of children and he dangers of hunting in the suburban areas.
Deer mainly live their entire lives within 100 yards radius. The overpopulated deer have no really natural predators, so they then multiply in enormous amounts. The well known diseases that are in and caused by deer are related to the overpopulation of deer. According to two motorists on U.S. 119 argued that the human safety reasons which the deer population needs to be controlled. However, mothers are concerned about the safety of children and he dangers of hunting in the suburban areas.
anotation 4...
"White-Tailed Deer: The Phantom Menace" - David J. Cantor
The overpopulated deer are a biological threat of the safety in suburban America. The reproduction rates have increased because of the surviving deer have more food per animal. The overpopulated deer are being blamed for eating ornamental vegetation, preventing types of forest regeneration, causing diseases and car collisions. Overall, deer are being blamed of their interference for invading residential areas. Small amount of hunting licences in America. Surveys reveal that hunting is unethical by the increasing majority of the people. Some people may oppose hunting, but they can blame a deer(s) if they are an inconvenience. Several of local governments, such as park commissions, public safety committees, township boards and councils have occasionally received complaints about deer from members of the area.
The overpopulated deer are a biological threat of the safety in suburban America. The reproduction rates have increased because of the surviving deer have more food per animal. The overpopulated deer are being blamed for eating ornamental vegetation, preventing types of forest regeneration, causing diseases and car collisions. Overall, deer are being blamed of their interference for invading residential areas. Small amount of hunting licences in America. Surveys reveal that hunting is unethical by the increasing majority of the people. Some people may oppose hunting, but they can blame a deer(s) if they are an inconvenience. Several of local governments, such as park commissions, public safety committees, township boards and councils have occasionally received complaints about deer from members of the area.
anotation 3...
"Fewer and Fewer U.S. Hunters to be Found As Urban Areas Grow." - Angie Wagner
According to the Census Bureau and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the decline of hunters across the country has declined by a more than a million form the years of 1991 to 2001 which is about an average of 7.3 percent. Today, several of people have never tried hunting or just have given up on it. According to a 2001 census and Fish and Wildlife survey, most hunters said that they were too busy or working obligations or had a family. The wealthy has more access for hunting because you occasionally have to pay to hunt both by getting a licenses, supplies, and possibly hunting on private lands. In other words they have to pay for the privilege unlike the wealthy. According to a Responsive Management study, if people are not exposed to hunting at the ages 16 or 17 or earlier, they possibly would not hunt in the future as an adult. In addition, more people grow up in urban areas and therefore, they are less likely to be exposed to hunting in their future. Expanding both the habitat quantity and quality, we need to reach out to private landowners to hunt. The decline of hunters results in decline of programs and jobs. According to the National Wild Turkey Federation, a study found that in hunting today only 25 percent of kids in hunting environment and/or households will actively participate.
According to the Census Bureau and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the decline of hunters across the country has declined by a more than a million form the years of 1991 to 2001 which is about an average of 7.3 percent. Today, several of people have never tried hunting or just have given up on it. According to a 2001 census and Fish and Wildlife survey, most hunters said that they were too busy or working obligations or had a family. The wealthy has more access for hunting because you occasionally have to pay to hunt both by getting a licenses, supplies, and possibly hunting on private lands. In other words they have to pay for the privilege unlike the wealthy. According to a Responsive Management study, if people are not exposed to hunting at the ages 16 or 17 or earlier, they possibly would not hunt in the future as an adult. In addition, more people grow up in urban areas and therefore, they are less likely to be exposed to hunting in their future. Expanding both the habitat quantity and quality, we need to reach out to private landowners to hunt. The decline of hunters results in decline of programs and jobs. According to the National Wild Turkey Federation, a study found that in hunting today only 25 percent of kids in hunting environment and/or households will actively participate.
anontation 2...
"Not in my Backyard" - by Anthony Brandt
There are an abundance amount of deer taking over our backyards. It costs money to keep deer and other animals out of your property. However, the suburb population continues to increase further out towards the wilderness. Their habitat is being destroyed. The wildlife area that is being destroyed is what use to be wildlife for deer and other animals in that area.
The deer are becoming immune to the sights and sounds of humans and our motorized vehicles.
Deer and other animals are always going to be protected by regulations or laws.
The most widespread problems of any wildlife species are the deer. In fact, 3/4 of the American states report several of problems with suburb and urban areas involving the deer.
There are an abundance amount of deer taking over our backyards. It costs money to keep deer and other animals out of your property. However, the suburb population continues to increase further out towards the wilderness. Their habitat is being destroyed. The wildlife area that is being destroyed is what use to be wildlife for deer and other animals in that area.
The deer are becoming immune to the sights and sounds of humans and our motorized vehicles.
Deer and other animals are always going to be protected by regulations or laws.
The most widespread problems of any wildlife species are the deer. In fact, 3/4 of the American states report several of problems with suburb and urban areas involving the deer.
Friday, April 20, 2007
Annotation #1
"Tutal Tradition of Hunting Shows Signs of Decline" - Patrik Jonsson
The hunting and hunters of America are declining at an continious paces in the last 10 years. During 1991 to 2001, the hunting decline to about on the average of 10 percent. Therefore, animals and the wildlife including the main animal, deer are getting overcrowded while the decline of hunters continue to progress. The hunters are an essential key for maintaining the deer population.
The hunting and hunters of America are declining at an continious paces in the last 10 years. During 1991 to 2001, the hunting decline to about on the average of 10 percent. Therefore, animals and the wildlife including the main animal, deer are getting overcrowded while the decline of hunters continue to progress. The hunters are an essential key for maintaining the deer population.
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