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age and you’ll see more fawns per doe. You’ll get two fawns per doe instead of a half fawn per doe,” the resource specialist said. “So you have to be careful because you can actually increase the deer population considerably by thinning the herd.”
He agreed with Mr. Foster that hunting probably would never be allowed in Shenandoah National Park. “I doubt if there are any circumstances that would lead to that. If I even suggested- it, we’d be sued by every environmental group, every conservation group in the country,” Ranger Haskell said.
Besides, deer are already hunted in the park — albeit illegally, the ranger noted, pointing out that poachers frequently trespass along
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