Ivory soap works really well for me. I know there are deer in the area from all their trails and shit. Hell i use a deer trail to get to my plants.
there just so many,,,
anyone want to go hunting this november
when season is in
let me know.west virginia is over populated with them.
ill be a free hillbilly guide and you can shoot a few deer.
hopefully have a harvest to smoke a few with you out of
if not
blame the deer and kill a few for me
http://www.wvdnr.gov/Hunting/HHH.shtm
and btw
check out some good it could do
Hunters Helping The Hungry
Hunters donated a record 2,520 deer to the Hunters Helping the Hungry (HHH) program, providing over 80,000 pounds of venison to needy families across the state. For the first time, deer donations from hunters exceeded 2,000. This yearâ??s record is almost a 50 percent increase over last year.
The 2002 season marks the 11th consecutive year that the Division of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Section (WVDNR) has sponsored the HHH Program. During this time, generous hunters and financial contributors have enabled the processing of 10,478 deer. With an average of nearly 38 pounds of ground venison produced from each deer, more than 388,000 pounds of highly nutritious meat has been made available to needy families throughout West Virginia.
Hunters participating in the program take their deer to approved meat processors where it is turned into two-pound packages of ground venison. The Mountaineer Food Bank of Gassaway and the Huntington Area Food Bank, both members of Second Harvest, collect the venison and then distribute it to the needy through their network of qualified charitable food pantries, soup kitchens, and agencies. Financial support for the HHH comes from concerned individuals, businesses, conservation organizations, and churches.
For the fourth year in a row, the West Virginia Council of Churches established and promoted a Share the Harvest Sunday in November. Participating Churches asked each member to contribute one dollar to the HHH program. Since the Share the Harvest Sunday was implemented, approximately $35,000 has been received to date from West Virginia churches, and plans are needed to expand this worthy venture to all churches that wish to participate.
West Virginia is fortunate to have the generosity of so many hunters. The potential for HHH to continue to donate thousands of pounds of venison to the needy each year makes it a wonderful and worthwhile program. However, this year the total cost of this program was over $119,000. There is a lot of interest in this program, but the WVDNR cannot continue the HHH program at this cost without finding additional financial contributions.
Click here to view the Hunter's Helping the Hungry brochure in PDF format.*
For more information concerning the HHH program, contact any DNR Office or visit the DNRâ??s web site at . Businesses, churches, organizations, or individuals wishing to be a part of this wonderful program and make a tax-deductible donation should contact Marshall Snedegar at (304) 558-2771 or email:
[email protected].