deer starving dying. not good, but good news.

[cats4uandme]

http://www.weather.com/multimedia/videoplayer.html?clip=9589&collection=topstory&from=36hr_outlet_video

just seen this. sometimes we do help.

[CountryHart]

I worked on a towboat for 7 years running the miss., ohio, missouri and ark. river systems. Death by starvation is immenent and somewhat cruel. It does however serve a purpose i think by allowing the toughest of the toughest to survive and reproduce. When the anti-hunters see this i hope that they can somehow reason the GOOD that ethical hunting really does. My 270 is much quicker than mother nature any way ya look at it. Plus i feed my family at the same time.

[cats4uandme]

did you listen to him. 30% of female mulies could die. he said it would be very hard for a heard to recover from that. thats not good. loosing millions in revenue from hunters cause they couldnt let them hunt a decimated heard. whats good?

be real hard to get a profile pic like yours for hunters there if they couldnt hunt wouldnt it?

[catfishcrazy256]

bad to see them starve !

[Katatonik]

The real shame of it all is that mulies are not doing well in comparison to
whitetails down here in the flats. Some folks think they might be headed
for extinction. At least they're trying to see them through the winter.

[flathead willie]

did you listen to him. 30% of female mulies could die. he said it would be very hard for a heard to recover from that. thats not good. loosing millions in revenue from hunters cause they couldnt let them hunt a decimated heard. whats good?

be real hard to get a profile pic like yours for hunters there if they couldnt hunt wouldnt it?
I think what he was trying to say is that the ones that didn't die would be the "Best of the Best", and therefore make the herd become even stronger when it did recover.

[massa_jorge]

i am seeing a lot fewer mulies than i used to, and a lot more whitetails. we don't have conditions like the video showed, i think the mulies are just being pushed out.

[cats4uandme]

I think what he was trying to say is that the ones that didn't die would be the "Best of the Best", and therefore make the herd become even stronger when it did recover.

ya i understand. i was just shocked at first when i seen it. it could take decades for the heards to come back, even though it would mean the strong survive i dont think this is something hunters and sportsmen want to see, not if we can help.