Feb 24, 2017
6:41:11am
6:41:11am
I've seen it in my own backyard. Deer population gets to big,
Forest Service or BLM (depending on the land) comes out and culls the herd.
Same thing they did with the wild turkeys. Usually they offer you the meat and/or a tag (which is a nice courtesy), but they don't have too.
It's not necessarily a bad service. They'll do it if there is disease in a herd also. I don't have an issue with Utah's herd management, but it also shows that an actual hunter is a bit superfluous. Except for coyotes....they can't get enough of the coyotes.
Same thing they did with the wild turkeys. Usually they offer you the meat and/or a tag (which is a nice courtesy), but they don't have too.
It's not necessarily a bad service. They'll do it if there is disease in a herd also. I don't have an issue with Utah's herd management, but it also shows that an actual hunter is a bit superfluous. Except for coyotes....they can't get enough of the coyotes.
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