Folks who understand farming: going to several towns away for imaging, I drove past miles & miles of fields with corn stalks recently cut down to about a foot high.
I also observed an inordinate amount of dead deer on the side of the road. Is there a correlation?
I’ve never seen so many dead animals. Upsetting. Wondering if the dry fields are pushing them to find water?
Or is this city girl just making up things?
Wondering if these deer hid in the corn stalks
@LnzyHou Harvesting produces a certain amount of waste grain. They were probably foraging at night. A lot of wildlife does. Migrating geese depend on stubble fields to fuel themselves. I know that, during hunting season (before harvest), hunters lay for deer on game trails leading into and out of corn fields. They also set up hunting blinds in stubble fields for geese.
Noticed signs went up saying Private Property. Guessed it was to keep hunters off their land.
@LnzyHou That was pretty much SOP where I grew up. Two reasons. Assholes with guns on your land are a property hazard. Also, in the migration flyways, farmers charge a pretty penny for the privilege....and monitor it closely.