A quick word on deer whistles

[theonlyred16v@hotmail.com (Brian Haygood)]

I can't recall the source, but some magazine tested deer whistles a few 
years ago and reported that none of them emitted any sound at more than like 
20mph.  That kinda defeats the purpose of them, I think.  Sorry I can't back 
it up better, but that's what I recall.


>From: T Berk <tberk@mindspring.com>
>To: Scirocco List <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
>Subject: Re: A quick word on deer whistles
>Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 10:55:16 -0700
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>Another thing:
>
>I don't have too much a problem out here in California (we have dried
>grass on the hills that won't support the kind of deer population you
>other guys have), but isn't it mating season or something?
>
>Just yesterday evening I ws redriving part of the route we took last
>Saturday, this time from Santa Cruz (Go Banana Slugs!) over Highway 11
>and through La Honda- but this time at night.
>
>Deer all over the fArkin place.
>
>And this was in a Nissan Cressida, 6 cylinder with a bad wheel bearing.
>Lets call this a very noisy car. They _still_ jumped out in front of me.
>
>I don't think the ones who survive the Darwin thinning process are
>telling the other deer to watch out.
>
>TBerk
>If you do get one in the trunk, be sure to dress them right away lest
>they get gamy. Oh, that's illegal, isn't it. Never mind. (It's the
>glands you need to get out.) Shhhhh.
>
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