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Funnels and Pinch Points
- Thread starter DB4x4
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neat pic.....it would be cool if division of highways kept track of where they picked up deer road kill and time of year and then let only me see the data.....
That info has already been made public in most states. All you gotta do is lean up against one of these babies and wait...
I commute from PA to NJ for work and they have several of these going across I-78 in the watchung reservation. The work surprisingly well, there are usually no dead deer during that stretch of the road even though you routinely see them on the hillsides.
if those signs are placed where there are the most deer collisions, then it's a good data point
How they taught the deer to treat the signs though... That is beyond me.
i did see a comedy video where a woman really thought that
That hillside is loaded with deer. I've never seen a big buck there (nor would I expect to outside of a random rut encounter) but you can count on seeing deer on that hillside every drive though.
These are neat and generally well used. So many get killed on highways. 2 years ago I drove from Virginia to Louisiana and from the Carolina’s all the way to Atlanta I averaged seeing a dead deer every 5 miles all the way to Atlanta, then on the west side of Atlanta….nothing. I’ve made that trip every year about that time for the last 4 years and that was the only year it was like that. Really strange,
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This is what @tailgunner hunts in oregon, I don’t know how he doesn’t kill one of them coast ghosts lol
To be honest I grew up in Union county and spent a lot of time tromping around the reservation and never saw a buck only a million doe.
not that I’m in PA, area like that around colleges are loaded with monsters
I need GPS ordinance.this aint real.or i will smoke yeti there
