I think I might have to disagree, respectfully. Out at our samily farm in SE Kansas, the people poplulation, like most farm communities, has fallen drastically. Grandad said he hardly ever saw any deer when he was young, in the 30's/40's. Now they're everywhere, people hitting them all the time, like everywhere, and the human population there isn't 30% of what it was in the 50's. When I hear how much of the corn crop they eat, I couldn't believe it. If those were my fields full of corn that I bought seed for, ran my tractor through however many times, and had to combine, I'd shoot every deer I ever saw. Seems like between deer and coons they're losing 20% of their yield. And that's in KS where they don't get the big yeilds like in IL, IA, IN, etc. 200 bushels is almost unheard of.
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