Corn and cameras have zero to do with herd management. The only way to manage a herd should be to manage how many deer are killed, not how or by whom they are killed. This is easily accomplished in states that care about their wildlife. This is not one of those states. It should be done by county, and on a regular basis. It should be determined how many deer are in a county, and where the herd wants to be. If 1000 deer can be shot in pike county, and only 100 people hunt there, over the counter tags, only 1000 of them. If 1000 people hunt in Macon county, and only 100 deer need to be killed, lottery. For the states budget divide amout of tags by amount of budget set price, it's that simple. It's also fair. If you have five tags and want to kill them on 5 acres over corn with a camera, do it, it doesn't affect anyone else. If you draw buy a tag, and your from new York, it doesn't affect anyone else. Only way to do effectively. If you are die hard and want to manage even more, buy tags and don't use them, works for everyone, except the people who want to shoot an obscene amout of deer. And don't give me this bull crap I need them to feed my family. If that were true people would be starving in north east and out west. Get a job to feed your family!!!
