RE: Deer
Since I drive thru prime deer country to and from work ... I installed
those deer whistles. It does make them stop and look before jumping in
front of your car... but that gives you enough time to jam on the
brakes.:) For those considering them, place them somewhere protected or
the first car wash you go thru will take them off :( Mine are in the
front grill.
We have one deer that leads the pack around here. He will stand dead
center in the middle of road and refuse to move till his herd (?) all
crosses. Made me late for work on more than one occasion... Of course
this is in a forest preserve area, so the hunters will never get him.
Donna
>
> Janet, they sell deer whistles. You mount two of them on the front of
> your
> car (in the right order), and you don't hear the whistle, but deer do
and
> stay out of the way. That's the claim, and I haven't heard they don't
> work. "Wasting disease" sounds like anorexic deer or starving ones,
but
> it's "Chronic Wasting Disease" or CWD, known to be in certain states,
and
> it's a deer version of Mad Cow disease. Thus the meat MAY not
transmit
> the
> disease to human diners, so long as they do NOT eat the brain, spinal
> cord,
> etc. That's the way the human version, Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (or
vice
> versa) is transmitted. Margaret L
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