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In reply to the discussion: Deer hunt in Massachusetts recreational area sparks backlash [View all]Marrah_G
(28,581 posts)78. Its bordered by rt 93, also known as the Expressway
Extremely busy road.
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How on earth did the ecology ever survive before humans came around to let it know just how many
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Nov 2015
#1
That would be my preference, especially in subdivisions in the dead of night....
Demeter
Nov 2015
#15
Creighton community mourns ‘beautiful souls’ of four young women killed in car crash
Omaha Steve
Nov 2015
#50
"Nature" also allows vegetation to be stripped and other species threatened...
Eleanors38
Nov 2015
#92
I imagine shotgun slugs don't travel near as far as rifle bullets. Much heavier and slower.
Skeeter Barnes
Nov 2015
#4
According to this map, seems like the hunters/bullets would be fairly close to civilization and I-93
BlueJazz
Nov 2015
#5
What kind of person enjoys murdering animals? Morally collapsed,primitive, ugly people. Subhuman.n/t
Judi Lynn
Nov 2015
#6
You do realize that the vast majority of hunters eat what they kill
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Nov 2015
#56
What kind of person enjoys a denuded forest and dying trees stripped of their bark?
NickB79
Nov 2015
#25
Does hunting equate with "solely for entertainment" in your mind? I know people who hunt to eat.
Vincardog
Nov 2015
#52
Hunting is OK only if the children are starving at home and the hunter doesn't enjoy any part of the
Brickbat
Nov 2015
#61
are you denying there are people who just LOVE to kill deer becuase they think it is fun?
Skittles
Nov 2015
#85
No, no -- you must go hunting with a heavy heart, and force yourself to pull the trigger so they
Brickbat
Nov 2015
#77
Having that many deer per square mile is VERY bad for the environment AND the deer
Nac Mac Feegle
Nov 2015
#20
As a follow-on to your post and note about this issue here in Philadelphia
BumRushDaShow
Nov 2015
#23
Grass is not their primary food source. Their teeth aren't made to graze efficiently.
Brickbat
Nov 2015
#70
They are probably eating dandelions and other broadleaf leaves in the meadow mixed with the grass.
Drahthaardogs
Nov 2015
#89
The one part I disagree with on the Upworthy post is the changing of rivers - the beavers
Hestia
Nov 2015
#51
I have an apartment in St Louis Park as well as a house in extreme SE MN.
truthisfreedom
Nov 2015
#87
Pro sharp shooters usually are given a "shopping list" of which deer to kill...
Eleanors38
Nov 2015
#96