Suburban deer and ppl who "love" them

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Originally Posted by Dythbringer

I am surprised animal control actually moved the fawn a couple of days after it's birth. I am actually a little surprised the doe didn't give problems to the officer. The doe left/put the fawn there for a reason and she expects it to be where she left it. Moving the fawn will make the doe search for it and that means even more movement around the neighbourhood.

You don't know for sure if someone complained and made them return the fawn. The animal control company could have contacted the MNR and been told to put the fawn back (although now, I wonder would the doe take the fawn back). There are plenty of scenarios where the fawn was put back without someone complaining, I don't think telling your neighbours putting the fawn back was a mistake because the fawn shouldn't have been removed in the first place.

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Thats just what I heard from my neighbor. But thanks for telling me what I know, and dont know.

Alls im sayin is that more deer in my hood is good for nobody.

Need to feed the bears somehow.....

I wish people would leave well enough alone and let Mother Nature look after her own stuff. Honestly,city people need a slap.

Wait until the deer move in and begin eating every flower bed they can find. The tune will change then!

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Originally Posted by Gern1980

Well how the #@%! do you know what he "knows" or "doesn't know" from a frikin post on the internet? He might know that for dam sure for all you know. Maybe not, but I do laugh of at how you will chastize this guy for what you presume to be assumptions based on your assumption!

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Gern,

I only have what bigtedd stated in his post. He said someone complained (he has further stated it was a neighbor who told him) and the fawn was put back. A single complaint doesn't have that power. It never has. Furthermore, unless bigtedd was the person who complained, he is simply using conjecture to further his belief that the fawn should have been removed permanently. I disagree and I propose it should never have been touched in the first place.

Furthermore, I was not chastising him. I used very pleasant language to get my point that there may have been factors he wasn't aware of which actually forced the return of the animal.

Dyth

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Originally Posted by bigtedd

Thats just what I heard from my neighbor. But thanks for telling me what I know, and dont know.

Alls im sayin is that more deer in my hood is good for nobody.

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Suggesting there may have been other factors in the decision to return the fawn is a far cry from telling you what you do and do not know.