ORIENT DEER MANAGEMENT FORUM SURVEY

Orient Deer Management Survey
Would you allow the following types of hunting on your property?

Bow hunting by local hunters?

Bow hunting by hunters that you choose?

Bow hunting and the erection of tree stands?

Bow hunting only if meat were to be donated to food banks?

Bow hunting only on limited designated days?

Darting/Euthanization?

Professional Sharpshooters?

Would you allow hunters on your property to retrieve arrows or injured deer?

Would you be interested in learning to hunt?

Would you be willing to contribute financially to help incentivize the hunters?

How many contiguous acres do you own?

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The Orient Association hosted a forum on Coastal Resilience and Sea-Level Rise. The guest speaker was Elizabeth Hornstein.Elizabeth is a Sustainable and Resilient Communities Extension Professional with New York Sea Grant. She is supporting Suffolk County communities within the Long Island Sound watershed with sustainability and resilience planning and implementation of projects. The goal of this work is to help communities anticipate and overcome disturbances caused by a changing climate. Elizabeth will discuss sea level rise and environmental threats affecting Orient, as well as opportunities to increase resilience.
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