Asshole in Great Hills killing deer with crossbow

[Brisketexan 105438]

1 minute ago, deadshank said:

Bridge chicken is not that good

But ya can't beat the price.

[Shoxthemonkey 1983]

15 hours ago, deadshank said:

Bridge chicken is not that good

Call it squab and it tastes a lot better.

[BabaYaga 15328]

16 hours ago, deadshank said:

Bridge chicken is not that good

Delicacy across the pond

"squab"

@Shoxthemonkey beat me to it!

Edited January 28, 2022 by BabaYaga

[TMI 261]

On 1/27/2022 at 6:33 PM, deadshank said:

Bridge chicken is not that good

So it doesn't taste like chicken? 

[HiggyBaby 2547]

I tattooed a deer with my car once in Great Hills so this hits close to home.

[next2naus 439]

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In some of areas (of NY iirc), they tranquilize the bucks and physically castrate them. Very expensive and labor intensive, but less blowback from the neighborhood deer lovers, I guess.

This was occuring on Staten Island in 2016, the city started a $2 million effort to neuter Staten Island's male white-tailed deer population to potentially reduce the population by 10 to 30 percent. the city gave vasectomies to 78 fawns and 642 adults around the borough, a spokesman for the Parks Department said. Aside from the sterilization, the city is also using other non-lethal methods to deal with the animals including public education campaigns aimed at reducing car crashes and tick-borne illnesses. A 2014 aerial survey on parkland found 762 of the animals — up from just 24 in 2008. The most recent survey in 2016 for the entire borough found only 527 of the animals. 

I don't know if they kept at it as its costly and would probably take a decade to have a significant effect on Deer population. 

[TexasEd 8077]

3 minutes ago, next2naus said:

This was occuring on Staten Island in 2016, the city started a $2 million effort to neuter Staten Island's male white-tailed deer population to potentially reduce the population by 10 to 30 percent. the city gave vasectomies to 78 fawns and 642 adults around the borough, a spokesman for the Parks Department said. Aside from the sterilization, the city is also using other non-lethal methods to deal with the animals including public education campaigns aimed at reducing car crashes and tick-borne illnesses. A 2014 aerial survey on parkland found 762 of the animals — up from just 24 in 2008. The most recent survey in 2016 for the entire borough found only 527 of the animals. 

I don't know if they kept at it as its costly and would probably take a decade to have a significant effect on Deer population. 

Your avatar suggests a much more efficient solution.

[BabaYaga 15328]

1 hour ago, HiggyBaby said:

I tattooed a deer with my car once in Great Hills so this hits close to home.

Hit a few back in HS when I was dating a girl @ Westlake.  Learned to aim for the hindquarters and not the shoulder if you have time to swerve a little .  They kind of spin off the front of the truck vs absorbing center mass with the shoulder.  Had an old '88 F150 that was built like a tank and I'll be damned that it worked

[texashorne 1178]

20 minutes ago, BabaYaga said:

Hit a few back in HS when I was dating a girl @ Westlake.  Learned to aim for the hindquarters and not the shoulder if you have time to swerve a little .

But what should you aim for on the deer?

[BabaYaga 15328]

9 minutes ago, texashorne said:

But what should you aim for on the deer?

[gurt 751]

On 1/26/2022 at 1:47 PM, kevwun said:

I know the Game Warden that is quoted in the story.  I wish he would end up on Lone Star Law.  He would definitely write an 8 year old a ticket for a fish that was a 1/16" too short and then probably break their fishing pole over his knee to teach them a lesson.

sounds like a real Jurk