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To: redfish who wrote (35583)	7/18/2005 6:36:58 PM
From: Tradelite	Respond to of 306849

What's weird about the wildlife here is that I never had to deal with it until the past 10 years or so. Apparently the area has become so fully developed that wild animals who used to hide in the woods and underbrush are being forced into civilized society. No woods and underbrush left around here for them to hide. It's the humans who have to adapt to their presence, it seems. At least that's what the animal control authorities tell us. I've had several near-wrecks in my car with deer leaping across the road at dusk, and have known plenty of people who had major damage done to their cars by deer confrontrations, not to mention what happened to the deer. One woman died in an accident in my area a couple years ago, when a deer came thru her windshield.