Globe Trekker London 2

The deer in the former royal hunting grounds show the removal of nature.  The deer looked extremely habituated.  They looked fat and lazy.  They looked as though they are bred for appearance—a lot of large racks—and it was mentioned that they are culled.  The ultimate removal of nature would be harmful in-breading.

There were a few trees there.  They too looked planted.  They looked flimsy, not real healthy and certainly not natural.  They were enclosed in huge wooden structures.

http://shelteringwoods.com/protecting-the-trees-and-garden-from-deerrabbits/

This is one more indication of the scale of the problem.  It really is not the right solution.

Chart coming.

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Deer Attacks Man

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/01/05/man-hunts-deer-deer-gets-revenge/?tid=pm_pop

“We have more white-tailed deer now than we have ever had in the history of the country,” Todd Smith, editor in chief of Outdoor Life, told ABC News at the time. “So it’s not surprising we’re having more encounters. When deer and people meet, stuff’s going to happen.”

Tree Cage (8 feet)

Sift Compost?

Appearance?  I still don't see why, for my uses.