Should C. Oregon cities have codes to ban feeding wildlife?

58%

Yes, it's safer Yes, it's safer

42%

No, not a big deal No, not a big deal

58%

Yes, it's safer

There are benefits that come with avoiding feeding wildlife - they avoid strange foods and you avoid having animals trained to come back to your property day after day.

There are benefits that come with avoiding feeding wildlife - they avoid strange foods and you avoid having animals trained to come back to your property day after day. Show Less

2 Comments

M Davis

Deer when concentrated in large groups have a much higher chance of spreading disease between individuals. Keeping their wintering grounds undeveloped would benefit them the most.

Mou Chat Reed

It brings predators in and then "they" have to kill them for coming.

42%

No, not a big deal

Why does it call for a city-wide code change?! That's too much of a correction for what's already a small problem.

Why does it call for a city-wide code change?! That's too much of a correction for what's already a small problem. Show Less

3 Comments

Brad Livsey

With laws or without........people will ALWAYS feed their wild pets.....no matter what!!! Didn't work here in Sisters, eh! Keep government out of my back yard!

Alex Cutter

government just like to get in a man's way

Terry Whitted

Depends. I can certainly be done responsibly. So - I am not in favor of restrictive regulations .

Should C. Oregon cities have codes to ban feeding wildlife?

58% Yes, it's safer Yes, it's safer

42% No, not a big deal No, not a big deal

58% Yes, it's safer

42% No, not a big deal

58%

Yes, it's safer Yes, it's safer

42%

No, not a big deal No, not a big deal

58%

Yes, it's safer

42%

No, not a big deal