The Bucks Stop Here. Inside Staten Island’s unorthodox deer-control effort

By: Ted Williams
Posted on:12/13/2022

Every year the continent's most dangerous wild animal kills about 200 Americans, injures some 29,000 others, causes roughly one billion dollars in vehicle damage, spreads debilitating diseases to tens of thousands of humans and dogs, destroys gardens, wildflowers, and herbs, threatens forest sustainability, and damages native ecosystems.

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Ted Williams is often called the Dean of wildlife Writers. Ted Williams detests baseball but is as obsessed with fishing as was the “real” (or, as he much prefers, “late”) Ted Williams. What he finds really discouraging is when readers meet him in person and still think he’s the frozen ballplayer. The surviving Ted writes full time on fish and wildlife issues.

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