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Re: Killing does
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03/06/20 09:33 PM
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He's quoting Kip Adams. He just left off the part where Kip assumed 20% natural mortality of does. No does killed by hunters. The article explains the math and numbers used to arrive at the final numbers. It’s pretty simple. Deer breed. Pretty prolifically too. Humans can help manage for better herds but even poorly managed the deer work things out pretty well by nature.
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