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“The first thing those deer do (when they sight a human) is run to the park. You bet they’re smart! They know you can’t follow them up there,” said Mr. Foster.
And when they return, “they eat the bloom all the way around the trees as high as they can reach — five or six feet.” According to Mr. Foster, the deer gobble the equivalent in flowers of 10,000 to 12,000 bushels of apples every year. Assuming the blossoms will grow into fruit that grades number one, that means he loses $60,000 to $72,000 to the destructive ruminants.
“I don’t know what’s gonna happen,” Mr. Foster continued. “We’re not expanding; we’re just trying to hold on to what we’ve got. There’s no use in expanding. You’d just be
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