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Hmm, I've got a good experiment going. I've just placed a feeder with a trail cam on it. It should be interesting to see what happens to their movement over time.Because they can load up on calories in minutes instead of hours .
Yes sirI know now that you where at te Newnan M&G...im sorry I didn't get to meet ya...i always miss people....hopefully next time we can speak...i missed DD at the Woodstock M&G ...hopefully I can meet him one day also
Once it's in a population. The population of deer in Mississippi is not the same as it is in Georgia and members of each never meet each other. That cannot be said of any human population.
CWD and AIDS are communicable diseases. Concentrated/artificial feeding and unprotected sex increase the risk of SPREADING each respectively. You don't engage in risky behavior, when you KNOW it's risky behavior and then stop AFTER you've contracted the disease. It's too late. Deer don't obey state lines. The fact they are a few hundred miles from our border simply highlights why we should be doing everything possible to LIMIT THE RISK NOW, not later. Truth is there probably already are deer here that have it, unfortunately and we are going to mash the accelerator. It'll be interested if Georgia resorts to the 'extermination' attempts. Ironic after we had to re-establish the herd not so long ago.Once it's in a population. The population of deer in Mississippi is not the same as it is in Georgia and members of each never meet each other. That cannot be said of any human population.
Where did you hear that?On a side note - deer from Mississippi were one of the several states used to re-populate the GA herd. We have an interesting herd here.
While fire ants aren't exactly favorable to quail (Texas quail must be tougher or their fire ants wimpier in fairness, that have other issues in TX, drought, parasites, etc) it really has a lot more to do with habitat in Georgia.The quail were decimated by a single invasive species. Fire ants.
Where did you hear that?
Mississippi was getting it's OWN restocking down around that time so I find it hard to believe they were supplying any to anywhere else, and I don't believe Georgia's restocking went beyond '74.That's the one that only goes up to 1974. The re-population went up to the early 90s I believe. I'll have to dig around, but I remember Mississippi and I think Montana also. There's also speculation that they brought some deer over from some places in Europe, but I've never seen anything definitive.
Mississippi was getting it's OWN restocking down around that time so I find it hard to believe they were supplying any to anywhere else, and I don't believe Georgia's restocking went beyond '74.
You could be right. I wasn't around then. Hope you find it.