Why control deer populations?
Controlled population increases overall health of the deer herd by helping to limit the spread of diseases, such as Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (Blue Tounge) ), reducing malnutrition and parasitism , and reducing human interaction (i.e., fewer accidents with cars, less grazing near house, gardens, and landscaping). Methods for controlling deer populations: Deer Culling On properties where hunting isn’t permitted, due to security and safety concerns, culling may be an option. Culling is usually done at night with a suppressed (silencer) high power rifle. Hunt Country takes a humane/discreet approach when performing culling operations. We will coordinate with the local Conservation Police to obtain the necessary permits. All deer harvested are donated to Hunters for the Hungry (http://www.h4hungry.org), a non-profit organization that helps local families in need. Hunting Leases Hunting leases are not only a tool to help manage deer populations, they ar
