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<blockquote data-quote="sweeney" data-source="post: 84095" data-attributes="member: 453"><p>Weather definitely had an impact on the numbers no doubt. The thing is we can't control the weather but we can control the lion numbers, we don't need a sustainable population of cats,wolves, or bears. There is a reason they were mostly eradicated from the western part of ND, cattle was worth more than fur. If coyotes weren't so hard to get rid of I'm sure they probably would have been eradicated in the early to mid 1900's to. Like said above putting 20 of them on a kill a week which I don't necessarily believe is true in ND, is 1000 deer a year. To me that is a bit high but still even at 800 deer, that's more than the number of tags given out in those units. Ecosystems are neat until real life comes into them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sweeney, post: 84095, member: 453"] Weather definitely had an impact on the numbers no doubt. The thing is we can't control the weather but we can control the lion numbers, we don't need a sustainable population of cats,wolves, or bears. There is a reason they were mostly eradicated from the western part of ND, cattle was worth more than fur. If coyotes weren't so hard to get rid of I'm sure they probably would have been eradicated in the early to mid 1900's to. Like said above putting 20 of them on a kill a week which I don't necessarily believe is true in ND, is 1000 deer a year. To me that is a bit high but still even at 800 deer, that's more than the number of tags given out in those units. Ecosystems are neat until real life comes into them. [/QUOTE]
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