Re: Female Hunters_Deer Teeth_biogas_dairy cows_Elephant dung

[Guest guest]

Deer quality of life and culling

Images of Deer Teeth

http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/mammals/deerteth/ages.htm

http://mdc.mo.gov/hunt/deer/age/

http://www.whitetails.com/deer_info/age_determination.cfm

" 9-1/2; Years: By 9-1/2; years, all cheek teeth are cupped and worn

nearly to the gum line "

a sick deer should not be good for the deer population or the natural

predators not to mention that to many deer are to the detriment of the

whole deer population as to foraging for available food. If all they

have to eat is the bark and twigs of tree this could be harder on

their teeth and those teeth wear down fast enough as it is.

Cherish and give Thanks to the life that gives you life, be it animal,

plant or microbe. I love the circle of life and look for more ways to

incorporate natural things into my way of life, naturally tanned

animal skins included.

With electricity use going up and brown out I love this next link and

if anyone is interested I will find the one about elephant dung having

even more energy than cow patties.

Electricity From What Cows Leave Behind

" COW POWER Cows at Green Mountain Dairy Farm, right, one of four

Vermont farms producing electricity for the power company; and Bill

Rowell (far left), one of the owners of the farm, with Dunn of

Central Vermont Public Service and an engine-generator fueled by

bio-gas. "

By KATIE ZEZIMA -- Published: September 23, 2008 -- Sheldon, Vt.

aka Piper

- who loves deer, moose, bear meat - sustainably harvested -

USDA zone 8; Waco, Texas

>

> well, depends on the quarry. here in western pennsylvania we don't

have too

> many wolves and consequently the deer population is through the roof

to the

> enormous detriment of the remaining forests.