Re: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[KMHopkins]

I called Woodlands Cemetery.  The woman who answered the phone said that she 
did not know anything about this (and she was upset to hear it), but would ask 
the executive director.  I forwarded the original email to her.

I called the PA Game Commission, and got information promptly from a man who 
said that I was the second person to call today.  The PA Game Commission has 
issued a permit to Woodlands Cemetery to cull deer.  The PA Game Commission 
does not do the job itself.  He believes that Woodlands Cemetery has contracted 
with the US Department of Agriculture, but he does not have any further 
details.  
  - Original Message - 
  From: Turner,Kathleen 
  To: Steve and Mimi ; Univcity@list.purple.com 
  Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 9:58 AM
  Subject: RE: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary


  Before people start running around in a tizzy about this, has anyone
  considered contacting the Penna. Game Commission to find out whether
  it's true?

  Kathleen

RE: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[J. Matthew Wolfe]

Did KYW have any idea what is making the deer explode?  How far away from
the deer should you be to avoid serious injury if one does explode?

Enquiring minds want to know.

-Matt Wolfe

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Subject: Re: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

I heard a report on KYW about the "exploding deer population." That  
could also be a hazard.

Frank

On May 21, 2007, at 08:05 AM, Philip Forrest wrote:

> "Very unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars."
> This is a problem, when it comes to deer.  Deer are large, WILD  
> animals.  Yes,
> it's sad to see them be killed, but they are a potential hazard to the
> aforementioned joggers, bikers, walkers and cars.  For the most  
> part, they
> are harmless, but they can injure people and property.
> If there is to be some large, concerted effort to "humanely" remove  
> the deer
> from the cemetery and relocate them, please don't dip into my tax  
> dollars to
> do so.  Operations like that can reach into the hundreds of  
> thousands of
> dollars.  Call me a scrooge, but there are plenty of deer for  
> everyone to
> have some in PA, they just aren't in the cities and really  
> shouldn't be.
>
> PhilFo
>
>
>
> On Monday 21 May 2007 07:37, J. Matthew Wolfe wrote:
>> You stated in your email:
>>
>>
>> Can anyone offer some help with the situation described below?   
>> Please
>> contact Opa Hamilton at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> Best,
>> R. Mimi Iijima
>>
>> I cannot help myself, as I am not a hunter, but I do have several  
>> friends
>> who are and would be happy to supplement the game wardens to rid our
>> neighborhood of this plague of deer.  I will let them know to  
>> contact the
>> Game Commission.
>>
>> Thanks for alerting me to this problem.
>>
>> --
>>
>>>   There are deer in the cemetery on Woodland by VA Hosp., maybe  
>>> you have
>>> been and seen them.  I go often to see them.  They stand on  hind  
>>> legs and
>>> nibble lower leaves of the trees, it is beautiful.   They are  
>>> there to see
>>> at dusk and early in the mornings.  There  are several fawns  
>>> now.  They
>>> all
>>>
>>> come and go via paths along the  river.  They have other hangouts  
>>> too.
>>> Very
>>>
>>> unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars.
>>>
>>>  Two policeman were there  also watching them tonight and told me  
>>> that
>>> the
>>>
>>> deer will be killed by  game wardens on May 23rd (this is May  
>>> 20th!!!)
>>> They were  concerned and wondered why no one is trying to stop  
>>> them.  I
>>> don't  think anyone knows.
>>>
>>>  I was hot online tonight and emailed a  lot of animal activist  
>>> groups,
>>> hopefully at least, someone that knows  the ropes can check it out
>>> tomorrow  I don't think the police  would be pulling my leg  
>>> about
>>> something like that.  They seemed  really concerned and  
>>> appreciative of
>>> having deer here in the  city.
>>>
>>>  If you know any avenues, or interested  people...  Anything I  
>>> hear I can
>>> forward.  Two of the groups  responded and emailed their  
>>> people...  cc'd
>>> it
>>>
>>> to me.
>>>
>>>  It  would make me sick to know they were dead.  I know there are  
>>> too
>>> many deer in PA.  But NOT TOO MANY IN THE CITYThey could  
>>> thin the
>>> herd?  Leave the fawns?
>>>
>>>   Sorry for bad news.   opa
>>
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Re: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[Frank]

I heard a report on KYW about the "exploding deer population." That  
could also be a hazard.


Frank

On May 21, 2007, at 08:05 AM, Philip Forrest wrote:


"Very unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars."
This is a problem, when it comes to deer.  Deer are large, WILD  
animals.  Yes,

it's sad to see them be killed, but they are a potential hazard to the
aforementioned joggers, bikers, walkers and cars.  For the most  
part, they

are harmless, but they can injure people and property.
If there is to be some large, concerted effort to "humanely" remove  
the deer
from the cemetery and relocate them, please don't dip into my tax  
dollars to
do so.  Operations like that can reach into the hundreds of  
thousands of
dollars.  Call me a scrooge, but there are plenty of deer for  
everyone to
have some in PA, they just aren't in the cities and really  
shouldn't be.


PhilFo



On Monday 21 May 2007 07:37, J. Matthew Wolfe wrote:

You stated in your email:


Can anyone offer some help with the situation described below?   
Please

contact Opa Hamilton at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Best,
R. Mimi Iijima

I cannot help myself, as I am not a hunter, but I do have several  
friends

who are and would be happy to supplement the game wardens to rid our
neighborhood of this plague of deer.  I will let them know to  
contact the

Game Commission.

Thanks for alerting me to this problem.

--

  There are deer in the cemetery on Woodland by VA Hosp., maybe  
you have
been and seen them.  I go often to see them.  They stand on  hind  
legs and
nibble lower leaves of the trees, it is beautiful.   They are  
there to see
at dusk and early in the mornings.  There  are several fawns  
now.  They

all

come and go via paths along the  river.  They have other hangouts  
too.

Very

unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars.

 Two policeman were there  also watching them tonight and told me  
that

the

deer will be killed by  game wardens on May 23rd (this is May  
20th!!!)
They were  concerned and wondered why no one is trying to stop  
them.  I

don't  think anyone knows.

 I was hot online tonight and emailed a  lot of animal activist  
groups,

hopefully at least, someone that knows  the ropes can check it out
tomorrow  I don't think the police  would be pulling my leg  
about
something like that.  They seemed  really concerned and  
appreciative of

having deer here in the  city.

 If you know any avenues, or interested  people...  Anything I  
hear I can
forward.  Two of the groups  responded and emailed their  
people...  cc'd

it

to me.

 It  would make me sick to know they were dead.  I know there are  
too
many deer in PA.  But NOT TOO MANY IN THE CITYThey could  
thin the

herd?  Leave the fawns?

  Sorry for bad news.   opa


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RE: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[Mike V.]

And if it's true, who gets the meat?

No sense wasting all that food, after all.

- Mike V.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Turner,Kathleen
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 9:58 AM
To: Steve and Mimi; Univcity@list.purple.com
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary


Before people start running around in a tizzy about this, has anyone
considered contacting the Penna. Game Commission to find out whether
it's true?

Kathleen




-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve and Mimi
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 6:46 AM
To: Univcity@list.purple.com
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

Can anyone offer some help with the situation described below?  Please
contact Opa Hamilton at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Best,
R. Mimi Iijima

--


>   There are deer in the cemetery on Woodland by VA Hosp., maybe you
>have been and seen them.  I go often to see them.  They stand on  hind
legs and
>nibble lower leaves of the trees, it is beautiful.   They are there to
see 
>at dusk and early in the mornings.  There  are several fawns now.  They

>all come and go via paths along the  river.  They have other hangouts
>too. Very unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars.
>
>  Two policeman were there  also watching them tonight and told me that
the 
>deer will be killed by  game wardens on May 23rd (this is May 20th!!!)

>They were  concerned and wondered why no one is trying to stop them.  I

>don't  think anyone knows.
>
>  I was hot online tonight and emailed a  lot of animal activist
>groups, hopefully at least, someone that knows  the ropes can check it 
>out tomorrow  I don't think the police  would be pulling my leg 
>about something like that.  They seemed  really concerned and 
>appreciative of having deer here in the  city.
>
>  If you know any avenues, or interested  people...  Anything I hear I
>can forward.  Two of the groups  responded and emailed their people...

>cc'd it to me.
>
>  It  would make me sick to know they were dead.  I know there are too

>many deer in PA.  But NOT TOO MANY IN THE CITYThey could thin
the 
>herd?  Leave the fawns?
>
>   Sorry for bad news.   opa

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RE: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[Turner,Kathleen]

Before people start running around in a tizzy about this, has anyone
considered contacting the Penna. Game Commission to find out whether
it's true?

Kathleen




-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve and Mimi
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 6:46 AM
To: Univcity@list.purple.com
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

Can anyone offer some help with the situation described below?  Please
contact Opa Hamilton at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Best,
R. Mimi Iijima

--


>   There are deer in the cemetery on Woodland by VA Hosp., maybe you 
>have been and seen them.  I go often to see them.  They stand on  hind
legs and
>nibble lower leaves of the trees, it is beautiful.   They are there to
see 
>at dusk and early in the mornings.  There  are several fawns now.  They

>all come and go via paths along the  river.  They have other hangouts 
>too. Very unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars.
>
>  Two policeman were there  also watching them tonight and told me that
the 
>deer will be killed by  game wardens on May 23rd (this is May 20th!!!)

>They were  concerned and wondered why no one is trying to stop them.  I

>don't  think anyone knows.
>
>  I was hot online tonight and emailed a  lot of animal activist 
>groups, hopefully at least, someone that knows  the ropes can check it 
>out tomorrow  I don't think the police  would be pulling my leg 
>about something like that.  They seemed  really concerned and 
>appreciative of having deer here in the  city.
>
>  If you know any avenues, or interested  people...  Anything I hear I 
>can forward.  Two of the groups  responded and emailed their people...

>cc'd it to me.
>
>  It  would make me sick to know they were dead.  I know there are too

>many deer in PA.  But NOT TOO MANY IN THE CITYThey could thin
the 
>herd?  Leave the fawns?
>
>   Sorry for bad news.   opa

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Re: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[Philip Forrest]

"Very unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars."
This is a problem, when it comes to deer.  Deer are large, WILD animals.  Yes, 
it's sad to see them be killed, but they are a potential hazard to the 
aforementioned joggers, bikers, walkers and cars.  For the most part, they 
are harmless, but they can injure people and property.
If there is to be some large, concerted effort to "humanely" remove the deer 
from the cemetery and relocate them, please don't dip into my tax dollars to 
do so.  Operations like that can reach into the hundreds of thousands of 
dollars.  Call me a scrooge, but there are plenty of deer for everyone to 
have some in PA, they just aren't in the cities and really shouldn't be.

PhilFo



On Monday 21 May 2007 07:37, J. Matthew Wolfe wrote:
> You stated in your email:
>
>
> Can anyone offer some help with the situation described below?  Please
> contact Opa Hamilton at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Best,
> R. Mimi Iijima
>
> I cannot help myself, as I am not a hunter, but I do have several friends
> who are and would be happy to supplement the game wardens to rid our
> neighborhood of this plague of deer.  I will let them know to contact the
> Game Commission.
>
> Thanks for alerting me to this problem.
>
> --
>
> >   There are deer in the cemetery on Woodland by VA Hosp., maybe you have
> >been and seen them.  I go often to see them.  They stand on  hind legs and
> >nibble lower leaves of the trees, it is beautiful.   They are there to see
> >at dusk and early in the mornings.  There  are several fawns now.  They
> > all
> >
> >come and go via paths along the  river.  They have other hangouts too.
> > Very
> >
> >unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars.
> >
> >  Two policeman were there  also watching them tonight and told me that
> > the
> >
> >deer will be killed by  game wardens on May 23rd (this is May 20th!!!)
> >They were  concerned and wondered why no one is trying to stop them.  I
> >don't  think anyone knows.
> >
> >  I was hot online tonight and emailed a  lot of animal activist groups,
> >hopefully at least, someone that knows  the ropes can check it out
> >tomorrow  I don't think the police  would be pulling my leg about
> >something like that.  They seemed  really concerned and appreciative of
> >having deer here in the  city.
> >
> >  If you know any avenues, or interested  people...  Anything I hear I can
> >forward.  Two of the groups  responded and emailed their people...  cc'd
> > it
> >
> >to me.
> >
> >  It  would make me sick to know they were dead.  I know there are too
> >many deer in PA.  But NOT TOO MANY IN THE CITYThey could thin the
> >herd?  Leave the fawns?
> >
> >   Sorry for bad news.   opa
>
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RE: [UC] Deer in Woodland Cemetary

[J. Matthew Wolfe]

You stated in your email:


Can anyone offer some help with the situation described below?  Please 
contact Opa Hamilton at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Best,
R. Mimi Iijima

I cannot help myself, as I am not a hunter, but I do have several friends
who are and would be happy to supplement the game wardens to rid our
neighborhood of this plague of deer.  I will let them know to contact the
Game Commission.

Thanks for alerting me to this problem.

--


>   There are deer in the cemetery on Woodland by VA Hosp., maybe you have  
>been and seen them.  I go often to see them.  They stand on  hind legs and 
>nibble lower leaves of the trees, it is beautiful.   They are there to see 
>at dusk and early in the mornings.  There  are several fawns now.  They all

>come and go via paths along the  river.  They have other hangouts too. Very

>unafraid, used to  joggers, bikers, walkers, and cars.
>
>  Two policeman were there  also watching them tonight and told me that the

>deer will be killed by  game wardens on May 23rd (this is May 20th!!!)   
>They were  concerned and wondered why no one is trying to stop them.  I 
>don't  think anyone knows.
>
>  I was hot online tonight and emailed a  lot of animal activist groups, 
>hopefully at least, someone that knows  the ropes can check it out 
>tomorrow  I don't think the police  would be pulling my leg about 
>something like that.  They seemed  really concerned and appreciative of 
>having deer here in the  city.
>
>  If you know any avenues, or interested  people...  Anything I hear I can 
>forward.  Two of the groups  responded and emailed their people...  cc'd it

>to me.
>
>  It  would make me sick to know they were dead.  I know there are too  
>many deer in PA.  But NOT TOO MANY IN THE CITYThey could thin the 
>herd?  Leave the fawns?
>
>   Sorry for bad news.   opa

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