Is there any way to make this happen? There’s a small chunk of woods maybe 3 acres that use to be much bigger, they are about to level the whole thing and there’s is a heard of at least 20-30 deer with literally no where to go. It honestly is looking like they will just be ran out of there onto the streets and strip centers. Is there any way to get a trapper out there to bait them and maybe net them to haul them off? I like hunting deer but I don’t want to see a bunch of does and fawns slaughtered on the streets. I even thought it would be cool if there was a way to release them in the national Forrest only a short bit down 45. Don’t know if that’s a legal possibility but it should be.
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Trapping stranded deer on small property in the city.
Last edited by SwineAssassiN; 05-23-2018, 07:16 PM.Tags: None
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostIt happens all over Spring/Woodlands area. Deer eventually find somewhere to go. At least the ones that don't get ran over
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Originally posted by Landrover View PostYep, they walk down the street in our neighborhood. No big deal until they eat all your roses.....lol!
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Originally posted by Landrover View PostInform TPWD and the local extension agent. Most deer end up in neighborhoods when that happens...……...if any are close. If the numbers are that high in only 3 acres they are already starving. Deer are quite resilient but this sounds like a tougher deal.
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Originally posted by SwineAssassiN View PostHeck with all the woods in your neighborhood they’d do just fine there I’m sure! Lol I had to chase your beagle all through those woods last year. Haha
Originally posted by SwineAssassiN View PostThey seem to be very healthy but the only reason is because there is 3 arches of woods but probably 15-20 acres of green pasture they feed on.
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