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......... living the good life. No hunters or cougars to deal with. Plenty to eat with the super-warm January we have been seeing here in the interior.
 

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We have lots of them in “town” here in Whitehorse, they seem to come out more when we have more snow and cold temps! They love feeding on the mountain ash tree fruits!!
 
I get within 10-20 ft of the mulies while walking the dog. They don’t even get up if they are laying on a lawn. They are dangerous in spring with fawns. Have sent people to the hospital and major damage to dogs. Life is easy, food water and safety from predators.
 
I got within 6 feet of a doe crossing the driveway. Absolutely no fvcks given by her.

They are really bad this year. This is the first time that they’ve been tearing up the lawn, and now jumping the fence into the back yard and messing that up.

I’ve been using a pellet gun to scare them off (I have a little dog, to say nothing of a garden in summer), but now the buggers are up and gone before dawn and I’m just left with tracks, crap, and their bed. I’ve even seen tracks right up to the back door of the house

There are 8-10 in the immediate area, and even more in a block radius.

Bloody menace. I wish we could have a bow season in town, or that I knew a guy who had no scruples with regards to poaching…
 
^that was last week. They where there 3 weeks before that too same spot

Can't shoot elk on the island without a super rare limited entry draw. Farmers have a hell of a time with them destroying fields
 
I did get a limited entry bow draw. And did arrow an elk on a dairy farm in the area. Lost the blood trail in the trampled tracks. Looked for a couple days. Yeah the elk wreck fences and poke holes in hay bales.
 
......... living the good life. No hunters or cougars to deal with. Plenty to eat with the super-warm January we have been seeing here in the interior.
Yes, I have them on my front yard all-day-long. I fed three doe’s an apple each last week........they enjoyed it. I don’t mind them, as long as they don’t damage my trees.
 
Over the years I've seen several moose and 2 monster whitetail bucks walking down the street in my city. My friend used to have an unfenced yard with an apple tree in it on the edge of the city and regularly had a group of mule deer including a decent buck frequently visit.

Years ago before shed hunting became the thing to do, I used to find a lot of sheds along the river within city limits. Some very nice ones including a 180 class whitetail but now a days everyone and their dog is down there looking and it's pretty slim pickings.
 
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