It is very clear to see that we have an overpopulation of deer in the Town of Chapel Hill.
With that in mind it is for our own safety not to text and drive
Our City Council has been getting involved and a few months back there was a big town forum about our deer population and some of the solutions that we could employ to maintain control.
Chapel Hill does permit urban deer hunting within the corporate limits of our town and this deer hunting must be very well managed. As of now we don’t believe that there are any financial ties to any of the deer hunting regulations.
Chapel Hill’s Deer Population and Tex Driving Don’t Mix
And this may seem a little random but it is very relevant. Please do not text and drive in Chapel Hill. If you hit a deer while text-driving that does not count as deer hunting. You could hurt yourself and your vehicle. Many of us see both teens and adults texting while driving their vehicles around town and that’s not cool. You may think that you have control but text driving is against the law and dangerous. We really felt like that needed to be said just in case you didn’t know. (Big Smile goes here)
Here are some links for more information about Deer Population Control or Text Driving Laws in North Carolina Cosgrove Hill Apartments in Chapel Hill. Let’s help to keep our town one of the Best Places to Live in America
My wife and I live in middle TN…about 20 minutes east of Nashville, near the lake. We moved here about 4 months ago. From day one, we noticed the increase in deer and turkey (not to mention rabbit, squirrel, and anything else that moves). And that’s ok…when everyone stays out of everyone’s way. The problem so far this fall is deer and turkey.
Have you guys noticed an increase in population this year. I’m a country boy and I’ve not seen these numbers in a very long time.
Additionally, if anyone out there has an electronic solution for our cars (I call them noise-makers)…please, write me directly at the above.
Thanks for the posting.
cw