>Some states in the East have more deer now than they have ever had. They
>raise havoc around the Princeton area as they eat gardens and flowers. Many
>are killed by automobiles when crossing the roads. In many areas hunting is
>unsafe because of the population density and management of the deer
>population is difficult. It does create some good photo opportunities
>though. /jnm
So what's the best way of photographing deer post road-traffic-accident?!!
Is this suitable for a competition?
Title...Oh, deer R.T.A.!!
Sounds to me like 'management' of the deer isn't working too well. Time to
introduce some big carnivores again...now there's a good photo opportunity!
In UK dead deer aren't too common (even in Scotland)...we specialise in
hedgehogs (although these are less common recently), badgers and pheasants.
We seem to do quite well also for human RTAs.
Neal (tongue-in-cheek)
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