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Printed May 12, 2005
Hunters offer services
Date: April 21, 2005
To the Editors: WhiteTail Solutions, a group of dedicated, conscientious archery hunters,
would like to sincerely "thank" those residents of Ridgefield that currently allow us the
permission to hunt their property.
We understand the current situation with the rapid increase of white-tailed deer throughout
Ridgefield and are trying to do our part as state certified archery hunters. Unfortunately, there is
nothing we can do this month to stop the deer from eating all your flowers.....
Date: April 21, 2005
To the Editors: WhiteTail Solutions, a group of dedicated, conscientious archery hunters,
would like to sincerely "thank" those residents of Ridgefield that currently allow us the
permission to hunt their property.
We understand the current situation with the rapid increase of white-tailed deer throughout
Ridgefield and are trying to do our part as state certified archery hunters. Unfortunately, there is
nothing we can do this month to stop the deer from eating all your flowers.....
WhiteTail thanks deer committee
Date: April 7, 2005
To the Editors: WhiteTail Solutions would like to express our sincere "thanks" to the
Ridgefield Deer Committee for listening to our brief history as avid archery hunters in
Ridgefield and our recommendations. We have been following the deer committee this past
year and commend your efforts to educate yourselves on the complexities of this issue.
We understand there is no quick and simple solution to solve the high rate of Lyme disease,
overbrowsing of landscape and deer to vehicle accidents.
Date: April 7, 2005
To the Editors: WhiteTail Solutions would like to express our sincere "thanks" to the
Ridgefield Deer Committee for listening to our brief history as avid archery hunters in
Ridgefield and our recommendations. We have been following the deer committee this past
year and commend your efforts to educate yourselves on the complexities of this issue.
We understand there is no quick and simple solution to solve the high rate of Lyme disease,
overbrowsing of landscape and deer to vehicle accidents.
Printed February 13, 2006
Article posted February 2006
Printed April 23, 2006
Newest and (Oldest) Ways to Control Deer
FOR some suburban homeowners, the battle to keep deer at bay involves a seemingly
endless switching of strategies. When rotten eggs or clumps of human hair lose
effectiveness, usually after a couple of weeks, sprinklers triggered by motion detectors or
strips of aluminum foil hung from poles might do the job. For another couple of weeks, that is.
To Read the complete article please click on link below or go to the story within our site.
FOR some suburban homeowners, the battle to keep deer at bay involves a seemingly
endless switching of strategies. When rotten eggs or clumps of human hair lose
effectiveness, usually after a couple of weeks, sprinklers triggered by motion detectors or
strips of aluminum foil hung from poles might do the job. For another couple of weeks, that is.
To Read the complete article please click on link below or go to the story within our site.
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