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BRODOWSKI: Vasectomies in Deer Perhaps an Option?

Letter from Linda Brodowski Vasectomies in Deer Perhaps an Option? Regarding the deer overpopulation in the City of Oneonta: What about vasectomies? Yes, vasectomies. In New York City’s borough of Staten Island, the implementation of vasectomies reduced the deer population by 30 percent. I, for one, do not want to come across an injured deer on my property because some hunter couldn’t get the job done accurately or swiftly. Rambo-style measures are not impressive or intelligent. Maybe all the great…
February 23, 2023
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ZAGATA: What Can Be Done About Deer Overpopulation?

Column by Mike Zagata, August 3, 2018 What Can Be Done About Deer Overpopulation? Most of us enjoy watching and/or hunting deer. They seem harmless enough – that is, until one runs in front of your shiny new car. Many people enjoy feeding deers with deer feeders you can learn more about at places similar to feedthatgame.com which is great if you have the population of deer under control. However, the 650,000 or so forest landowners in the state may…
August 6, 2018
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Deer Crashes Through Door, Rampages At Cooperstown Bat

Deer Crashes Through Door, Rampages At Cooperstown Bat By SAM ALDRIDGE • for www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – The Cooperstown Bat Co. usually doesn’t take customers before 9 a.m., a policy that was forcefully circumvented at 7 a.m. Thursday when a fully grown buck smashed through the front door at 118 Main St. “I thought I heard something moving around inside the store,” said Chris Miller, the Bat Company’s graphic designer and engraver. He was the first to reach the store that…
June 10, 2016

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