cantkillathing
Very Active Member
- Messages
- 1,486
It seems as though a lot of people argue the point that most of the deer are on private property vs. public property.
I think the reason is that there is more feed on private property, the elk and deer have more feed, back in the early 50s and 60s there were deer everywhere, why, because public property had lots of feed, the blm and other areas were chained and railed to produce feed. Those chained areas have grown back into juniper trees and the feed isn't there anymore. The deer will come back in abundance if some how we could get more chaining to happen on blm grounds. If every sportsmen out there would right a letter to the governor of Utah to ask for blm to loosen the grounds up so that we could re-chain areas, and open up more winter ground, and use equipment to re-plant areas then we would see lots of deer on public property. The deer will go where there is feed and private ground has the feed because private land owners take care of their ground. Public land has not been taken care of very well and needs the improvement.
I think the reason is that there is more feed on private property, the elk and deer have more feed, back in the early 50s and 60s there were deer everywhere, why, because public property had lots of feed, the blm and other areas were chained and railed to produce feed. Those chained areas have grown back into juniper trees and the feed isn't there anymore. The deer will come back in abundance if some how we could get more chaining to happen on blm grounds. If every sportsmen out there would right a letter to the governor of Utah to ask for blm to loosen the grounds up so that we could re-chain areas, and open up more winter ground, and use equipment to re-plant areas then we would see lots of deer on public property. The deer will go where there is feed and private ground has the feed because private land owners take care of their ground. Public land has not been taken care of very well and needs the improvement.