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1990
Overview
W E'VE GOT DEER like your back yard has dandelions in summer. We've got more deer than you've got debts. We've got deer like toads have warts. Pick out a bush and you are likely to find a deer sleeping under it. All of which brings us to Mequon, which ain't Mercer or Minong or Mellen or even Manitowoc. But Mequon, we are told, has too many deer and wants to do something about it. O NE OF THE more respected game managers in the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, William Ishmael, told the folks in River Hills that if they wanted to solve their deer problem they should institute a program of controlled kill. It would take care of the problem.
Publisher
Journal Sentinel Inc
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