Video Too many predators

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gigger14

gigger14

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We've got too many predators on our land and it looks like they haven't missed a meal!!
 

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good thing about those predators is that they are a renewable resource...you wont ever kill them all. i listened to an interesting podcast while driving the other day, one of the gamekeepers podcast. they had a biologist that did most of her research on coyotes. worth the listen for several reasons. main takeaway for me was to improve habitat which will help keep deer and turkeys alive.
 

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