So I should feed and give habitat to 100 miscellaneous deer on our property for the year so a coulple of guys from Detroit can spend $15 bucks each and come to my place and hunt? How about I just pay the state $40 dollars and they allow me to shoot 98 of the deer and the two guys from Detroit can have the other 2! That would be good management and the state would get their precious money and then some. I would be able to harvest a good crop for once and everybody would be happy. They should also allow us to shoot about 70 out of 75 of the canadian geese that eat our crops too. Oh and don't forget the 50 or so turkeys that pass through every day too. Pulling the corn down and eating it as bad as the deer. People from town don't have a clue as to how expensive it is to "manage" a wildlife population. I do.
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