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- May 7, 2010
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- Carrizo Springs, Texas
I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, if it's not I'm sorry but I think it pertains to ranch and farm management.
I realize that natural predation is a common occurrence, however it is very disturbing to see predator populations get so out of control. Here in the southern states the coyotes are devastating our deer herds, as is the newly injected wolf in the western states. We as stewards of the land have a responsibility to manage all types of wildlife, be it predator or prey, to its best and highest use and to maintain a balance.
I have posted a link to the Ranch blog where I have a link to over 200 game camera pictures that shows very graphically what over population of a predator species can do.
http://www.eslabonranch.com/blog/
I realize that natural predation is a common occurrence, however it is very disturbing to see predator populations get so out of control. Here in the southern states the coyotes are devastating our deer herds, as is the newly injected wolf in the western states. We as stewards of the land have a responsibility to manage all types of wildlife, be it predator or prey, to its best and highest use and to maintain a balance.
I have posted a link to the Ranch blog where I have a link to over 200 game camera pictures that shows very graphically what over population of a predator species can do.
http://www.eslabonranch.com/blog/