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<blockquote data-quote="john250" data-source="post: 813979" data-attributes="member: 4406"><p>Report from KY:</p><p>•In Stoney Fork, Ky., in southeast Kentucky, near Pineville, residents have been given permission to hunt elk on<span style="font-size: 18px"> residential </span>property. The Associated Press reports that the animals have become so plentiful, they are causing problems. "When they started bringing them in here, I thought it would be a good thing," Stoney Fork resident Nelson Short said. "It wasn't." The elk were re-introduced into the area after they had been overhunted. Wildlife officials thought the elk would like the growth on property that has been mined, but turns out the animals prefer flower bed sprouts. More than 100 elk have been killed in road collisions since 2005.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="john250, post: 813979, member: 4406"] Report from KY: •In Stoney Fork, Ky., in southeast Kentucky, near Pineville, residents have been given permission to hunt elk on[size=5] residential [/size]property. The Associated Press reports that the animals have become so plentiful, they are causing problems. "When they started bringing them in here, I thought it would be a good thing," Stoney Fork resident Nelson Short said. "It wasn't." The elk were re-introduced into the area after they had been overhunted. Wildlife officials thought the elk would like the growth on property that has been mined, but turns out the animals prefer flower bed sprouts. More than 100 elk have been killed in road collisions since 2005. [/QUOTE]
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