we won. the town officially changed the management plan and i am honestly just so relieved that we dont have to worry about this anymore. thanks to everyone who helped us get to this point.
im still getting so many emails from neighbors sharing their own stories about the deer issues in our streets. talking to everyone has been eye opening and it really shows why we need to get serious about a management plan.
September 11, 2014
im honestly blown away by how much this has taken off and seeing everyone jump on board has been incredible. this momentum shows how many of us are wanting the same thing so thank you for sticking with it.
Reached 100 supporters
September 11, 2014
8 Comments
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Rose M. Cipollone
11 years ago
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The "herd" typically found in my yard on a DAILY basis typically numbers 6 to 14. The excrement from these massive animals literally coats my property. Forget about a "garden" of any kind - the deer population is so out of control - that deer will eat just about anything green. We have not planted or had many flowers, shrubs or beautification planting a for years. We can't - the deer eat everything & what they don't eat gets trampled by the shear number of deer that sleep, walk, or run through our property. It is appalling to me that opponents of deer management are putting animal rights ahead of human safety and health.
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Chris Passodelis
11 years ago
Featured
Many thanks to those of you who have pushed for deer management. It is so desperately needed in Mt. Lebanon
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Tom Torchia
11 years ago
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I would like to thank those individuals who are willing to recognize the deer problem in Mt. Lebanon. Like so many of my neighbors, the deer are everywhere in the development (Woodridge). It is a very dangerous situation whenever you are not only driving in Woodridge, but driving in the area (Connor Road). It is about time that our community leaders are willing to admit that there is a problem. Thank-you for trying to help us.
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Terri Bleil
11 years ago
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I live in Woodridge Condominiums in Mt. Lebanon. The deer population in Woodridge is out of control. Please include our area in the culling. Thank you
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Stephen Good
11 years ago
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I am glad the Mt. Lebanon Commission hired Wildlife Specialists LLC to cull the deer population. I hope it is effective. This problem is getting worse each year.
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Linda Turk
11 years ago
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Almost every day I have 3 or more deer spending hours in my yard. They have even come onto my deck to eat the flowers and vegetables. And now I am seeing dead deer along our roads. I just hope nobody has been seriously injured.
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dOUG PALM
11 years ago
yOU PEOPLE ARE A BUNCH OF GREEDY INCONSIDERANT, AROGANT ASSHOLES.
J
John P Franz
11 years ago
New evidence suggests that lyme disease may also be transmitted sexually.
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we won. the town officially changed the management plan and i am honestly just so relieved that we dont have to worry about this anymore. thanks to everyone who helped us get to this point.
im still getting so many emails from neighbors sharing their own stories about the deer issues in our streets. talking to everyone has been eye opening and it really shows why we need to get serious about a management plan.
September 11, 2014
im honestly blown away by how much this has taken off and seeing everyone jump on board has been incredible. this momentum shows how many of us are wanting the same thing so thank you for sticking with it.
Reached 100 supporters
September 11, 2014
8 Comments
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Rose M. Cipollone
11 years ago
Featured
The "herd" typically found in my yard on a DAILY basis typically numbers 6 to 14. The excrement from these massive animals literally coats my property. Forget about a "garden" of any kind - the deer population is so out of control - that deer will eat just about anything green. We have not planted or had many flowers, shrubs or beautification planting a for years. We can't - the deer eat everything & what they don't eat gets trampled by the shear number of deer that sleep, walk, or run through our property. It is appalling to me that opponents of deer management are putting animal rights ahead of human safety and health.
C
Chris Passodelis
11 years ago
Featured
Many thanks to those of you who have pushed for deer management. It is so desperately needed in Mt. Lebanon
T
Tom Torchia
11 years ago
Featured
I would like to thank those individuals who are willing to recognize the deer problem in Mt. Lebanon. Like so many of my neighbors, the deer are everywhere in the development (Woodridge). It is a very dangerous situation whenever you are not only driving in Woodridge, but driving in the area (Connor Road). It is about time that our community leaders are willing to admit that there is a problem. Thank-you for trying to help us.
T
Terri Bleil
11 years ago
Featured
I live in Woodridge Condominiums in Mt. Lebanon. The deer population in Woodridge is out of control. Please include our area in the culling. Thank you
S
Stephen Good
11 years ago
Featured
I am glad the Mt. Lebanon Commission hired Wildlife Specialists LLC to cull the deer population. I hope it is effective. This problem is getting worse each year.
L
Linda Turk
11 years ago
Featured
Almost every day I have 3 or more deer spending hours in my yard. They have even come onto my deck to eat the flowers and vegetables. And now I am seeing dead deer along our roads. I just hope nobody has been seriously injured.
D
dOUG PALM
11 years ago
yOU PEOPLE ARE A BUNCH OF GREEDY INCONSIDERANT, AROGANT ASSHOLES.
J
John P Franz
11 years ago
New evidence suggests that lyme disease may also be transmitted sexually.
The "herd" typically found in my yard on a DAILY basis typically numbers 6 to 14. The excrement from these massive animals literally coats my property. Forget about a "garden" of any kind - the deer population is so out of control - that deer will eat just about anything green. We have not planted or had many flowers, shrubs or beautification planting a for years. We can't - the deer eat everything & what they don't eat gets trampled by the shear number of deer that sleep, walk, or run through our property. It is appalling to me that opponents of deer management are putting animal rights ahead of human safety and health.