Laptop Battery The township committee last night voted 4-1 to legalize bow hunting of deer on several public properties here.
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Thinkpad About two dozen people opposed to bow hunting attended the hearing and many attempted to persuade the committee to reject the ordinance, while several residents backed the measure.
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Laptop Computers The newly adopted bow-hunting ordinance is designed to help the township win quicker state approval than it did last year to continue its five-year deer-management program, which would enter its fourth year this coming winter and spring.
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Laptop Computer Committeeman Bernard Miller cast the only dissenting vote. That drew a look of surprise from Mayor Phyllis Marchand.
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Desktop Computer "We've had a very effective deer management program to date without a bow hunting component," Miller said.
Notebooks While Marchand and the three other committee members voted in favor of the ordinance, they said they gave their approval reluctantly, to ensure that the state Fish and Game Council will allow the deer-management program to run its five-year course.
Lenovo The Fish and Game Council begrudgingly approved the township's deer-management plan for 2002-2003 on condition that the municipality allow sports hunting on public lands.
Hard Drive Prior to the newly adopted ordinance, the township restricted sports hunting - both bow and firearms - to private properties whose owners grant access to hunters as long as minimum state setbacks from nearby buildings and other state requirements are met.
Travelstar Despite the addition of a limited bow-hunting component that involves sports hunters from New Jersey at no cost to the township, the Connecticut-based wildlife-management company White Buffalo Inc. would continue to be the core of its deer-management plan over the next two years.
Gateway The Fish and Game Council could vote to allow the township to continue its deer-management program for the coming winter and spring at its Oct. 14 meeting.
Laptop Parts Princeton's reliance on White Buffalo at a cost of about $150,000 in each of the past three years has angered traditional sports hunters and animal-rights advocates.
Software Hunters have said they could do as good a job as White Buffalo at no cost to the township, while animal-rights advocates have largely decried any lethal means of deer population control as excessive.
Hard Drives White Buffalo uses both sharpshooters armed with rifles and a "net-and-bolt" system to kill deer.
Electronics Under that method, deer are trapped in nets and killed with a retractable metal bolt fired directly into the skull.
Canon Since starting the program three years ago, White Buffalo personnel have killed 905 deer here.
Desktop Pc In its third year, the program was expanded to include an experimental birth-control component on 20 female deer, three of which have died for reasons apparently unrelated to the trial. The township wants to expand that component for the program's fourth year to 50 more deer.
Desktop Computers The township had an estimated deer population of 1,300 to 1,600 at the onset of the program three years ago and wants to reduce that population to about 320 within the next two years.
Think Pad Township officials say that is the right number of deer for a healthy herd to coexist harmoniously with people and its habitat in this 16-square-mile suburban community.
Repair Critics contend hunting only expands the herd by increasing the birth rate among surviving deer.
Data Recovery By Robert Stern
Trenton Times - 9/23/2003
Topic: Wildlife
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