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By doing this transplant, it will enable herds in struggling areas to hopefully rebound, which in the end will offer far more hunting.
On a couple of side notes, the guy whose photo accompanies your post is a good friend of mine and we have shot together, with our cameras many times.
And on another side note, I spent all day yesterday on the Island taking a few mule deer photos. Travel there is very restricted, so its not easy to find the deer or get their photos, but here are a few I have taken out there in the past few weeks.
This is the first photo I took yesterday morning. It took me a couple of hours after first light just to locate a few bucks and by then they were heading out. It's a desert herd so pretty tough as its so open.
I would much rather see relocation of these animals as opposed to increased hunting. I also believe they left out where private money is funding the majority of the relocation efforts. They are also relocating town deer in Utah right now to areas with lower populations. Results have been mixed but it has been cool to watch!
I would much rather see relocation of these animals as opposed to increased hunting. I also believe they left out where private money is funding the majority of the relocation efforts. They are also relocating town deer in Utah right now to areas with lower populations. Results have been mixed but it has been cool to watch!
