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293: I Peed on Myself Today

293: I Peed on Myself Today

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 In this episode, host Nick Madsen shares his experiences with depredation and the challenges faced in managing wildlife. He discusses the issues of deer trampling and eating crops, and the efforts taken to haze the deer away from the property. Nick also highlights the difficulties in assessing damage caused by trampling. He then shares two unusual encounters he had during depredation work, including an unexpected visit from a yellow lab and a close call with a rancher's dog. These stories showcase the unpredictable nature of wildlife management. Takeaways
  • Depredation can be a significant challenge for landowners, especially when deer trample crops and eat vegetation.
  • Hazing techniques, such as yelling, and using cracker shells, and shotgun shells, can be effective in keeping deer away from the property.
  • Assessing damage caused by trampling is a complex task that requires further research and collaboration with colleges and experts.
  • Wildlife management work can lead to unexpected and sometimes humorous encounters with animals, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the job.

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