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house at the shore line of a beach. What makes it difficult is that the orchards were here first,” he said.

The deer had disappeared from the mountain when Shenandoah National Park wras established 50 years ago. “They were reintroduced, brought here in the 1950s from Michigan and Minnesota,” Ranger Haskell said.

Before the deer were imported, “that’s when we made a little money,” orchardist Herbert Foster recalled. “You can’t make money now, between the deer and the bears.”

He insisted that the deer who devour the apple blossoms and the bears who tore up his 300 to 400 new peach trees were interlopers from Shenandoah. “They all came from the park. And the park wmn’t pay for their damage. I had to go out of the hog business completely because a bear killed my big sows. It was a bear from the park that did it.”

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