Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local g'ment
made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of noise.
As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in money
and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that discourages
deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep deer
outa my yard.

On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:

Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local g'ment
made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep deer
outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong or
inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


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http://www.ywgc.com

"Timothy" wrote in message
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On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:

Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local g'ment
made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep
deer
outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong or
inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?

I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading comprehension.
You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.

Chas Hurst wrote:
"Timothy" wrote in message
news:1112590461.96368312edd53ef3cb8679aaee3c01bc@t eranews...

On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:


Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local g'ment
made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep

deer

outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong or
inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading comprehension.
You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.


Then what did you mean by, "Contact your neighbors and petition your
local g'ment. Your local g'mentmade the laws restricting your use of
fire arms without regard to consequences. Hold your elected officials
responsible."?
What was he supposed to petition them to do?

"GFRfan" wrote in message
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Chas Hurst wrote:
"Timothy" wrote in message
news:1112590461.96368312edd53ef3cb8679aaee3c01bc@t eranews...

On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:


Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local
g'ment
made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep

deer

outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong
or
inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading
comprehension.
You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.


Then what did you mean by, "Contact your neighbors and petition your
local g'ment. Your local g'mentmade the laws restricting your use of
fire arms without regard to consequences. Hold your elected officials
responsible."?
What was he supposed to petition them to do?

Control the deer population. You're as thick as the other jerk.

Chas Hurst wrote:
"GFRfan" wrote in message
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Chas Hurst wrote:

"Timothy" wrote in message
news:1112590461.96368312edd53ef3cb8679aaee3c01b c@teranews...


On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:



Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local

g'ment

made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep

deer


outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong

or

inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading

comprehension.

You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.



Then what did you mean by, "Contact your neighbors and petition your
local g'ment. Your local g'mentmade the laws restricting your use of
fire arms without regard to consequences. Hold your elected officials
responsible."?
What was he supposed to petition them to do?


Control the deer population. You're as thick as the other jerk.


Wow. Aren't you the touchy jackass. Your the one that stated that he
should petition local gov't because they are restricting use of
firearms, as he is inside of the city limits.
Of course the deer population should be controlled but that doesn't help
the guy who is inside the city limits.

"GFRfan" wrote in message
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Chas Hurst wrote:
"GFRfan" wrote in message
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Chas Hurst wrote:

"Timothy" wrote in message
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On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:



Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local

g'ment

made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep

deer


outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws
inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong

or

inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading

comprehension.

You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.



Then what did you mean by, "Contact your neighbors and petition your
local g'ment. Your local g'mentmade the laws restricting your use of
fire arms without regard to consequences. Hold your elected officials
responsible."?
What was he supposed to petition them to do?


Control the deer population. You're as thick as the other jerk.


Wow. Aren't you the touchy jackass. Your the one that stated that he
should petition local gov't because they are restricting use of firearms,
as he is inside of the city limits.
Of course the deer population should be controlled but that doesn't help
the guy who is inside the city limits.

The word is ARCHERY. When done properly from an elevated position, there is
no chance for a stray arrow to hit people. There are lots of bowhunters in
your neighborhood who would love to have the opportunity to hunt on your
property. Contact your local game warden for more details.

Rosscoe

Rosscoe wrote:

"GFRfan" wrote in message
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Chas Hurst wrote:

"GFRfan" wrote in message
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Chas Hurst wrote:


"Timothy" wrote in message
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On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:




Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local

g'ment


made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to keep

deer



outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws
inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the wrong

or


inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading

comprehension.


You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.



Then what did you mean by, "Contact your neighbors and petition your
local g'ment. Your local g'mentmade the laws restricting your use of
fire arms without regard to consequences. Hold your elected officials
responsible."?
What was he supposed to petition them to do?


Control the deer population. You're as thick as the other jerk.



Wow. Aren't you the touchy jackass. Your the one that stated that he
should petition local gov't because they are restricting use of firearms,
as he is inside of the city limits.
Of course the deer population should be controlled but that doesn't help
the guy who is inside the city limits.


The word is ARCHERY. When done properly from an elevated position, there is
no chance for a stray arrow to hit people. There are lots of bowhunters in
your neighborhood who would love to have the opportunity to hunt on your
property. Contact your local game warden for more details.

Rosscoe


When does your state permit bow-and-arrow deer hunting?

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Chas Hurst wrote:


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On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 17:53:18 -0400, Chas Hurst wrote:




Contact your neighbors and petition your local g'ment. Your local

g'ment


made the laws restricting your use of fire arms without regard to
consequences. Hold your elected officials responsible. Make lotsa of
noise. As suggested by others get a dog.
A nearby friend erected an electric fence, at considerable expense
in
money and labor, that works perfectly. Or use the plastic mesh that
discourages deer from nibbling on your shrubs.
Personnally, I am considering a dog as the most effective way to
keep

deer



outa my yard.


In fear of sounding like some tree huggin' liberal, that's just crazy
talk. There are reasons that local goverments have discharge laws
inside
the city limits. High powered rifels can be very dangerous in the
wrong

or


inexperienced hands. Almost all counties in the usa have discharge
laws
also. No fired bullets can cross a road for instance. So have you
taken
your own advice and repealed your city's hunting/discharge laws...?


I haven't advised to repeal any laws. Nor have I suggested the use of
firearms to control deer.
Please re-read my post or take a remedial course in reading

comprehension.


You actually sound more like a jerk than a tree hugger.



Then what did you mean by, "Contact your neighbors and petition your
local g'ment. Your local g'mentmade the laws restricting your use of
fire arms without regard to consequences. Hold your elected officials
responsible."?
What was he supposed to petition them to do?


Control the deer population. You're as thick as the other jerk.



Wow. Aren't you the touchy jackass. Your the one that stated that he
should petition local gov't because they are restricting use of firearms,
as he is inside of the city limits.
Of course the deer population should be controlled but that doesn't help
the guy who is inside the city limits.


The word is ARCHERY. When done properly from an elevated position, there
is no chance for a stray arrow to hit people. There are lots of
bowhunters in your neighborhood who would love to have the opportunity to
hunt on your property. Contact your local game warden for more details.

Rosscoe
When does your state permit bow-and-arrow deer hunting?

The actual hunting season runs from September (early season) through the
first Saturday in January. Having said that, you can get damage permits
from the game warden to kill deer on your property all year long. This is
how it works in Virginia and I imagine that most states have similar
laws....I know that Ohio does as well.
Rosscoe

"Rosscoe" wrote

The actual hunting season runs from September (early season) through the
first Saturday in January. Having said that, you can get damage permits
from the game warden to kill deer on your property all year long. This is
how it works in Virginia and I imagine that most states have similar
laws....I know that Ohio does as well.
Rosscoe

Our (Ohio) kill permit is only good for 5 deer, then you must have the
warden back out to assess any further damage b/4 another kill permit is
issued. We got a permit last year, and I think someone told the deer, no
rubs on trees or damage to the vegetation after the permit was issued.