Deer Counting Dup

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The Herald Sun (Jan 12, '06)

Dave Hromco, former assistant public works director and overseer of the deer mgmt plan initially said Davis aviation in Kent counted 762 deer in Solon. He later acknowledged that Davis counted 670 in Solon and an additional 92 in Glenwillow for a total 0f 762.

Glenwillow deer were included in Solon counts in 2004 too and city officials DON'T SEEM TO KNOW WHY.
Mayor Kevin Patton and Hromco said THEY WEREN'T SURE WHY. Hromco said maybe because the deer migrate between Solon and Glenwillow.


When Hromco was asked why then, Solon's deer count did NOT INCLUDE the other bordering communities--TWINSBURG, BAINBRIDGE, REMINDERVILLE, BENTLEYVILLE, MORELAND HILLS, ORANGE, and BEDFORD HTS AND OAKWOOD-- HE DIDN'T KNOW.


Heinz said the counts DID INCLUDE the neighboring areas...




He said police chief Wayne Godzich might know. (Let's ask the wizard, maybe he'll know, follow the yellow brick road) Godzich said he didn't know. (oh this keeps getting funnier) He said to ask David Klunzinger, the city's former public works director who oversaw the culling program last year.  Klunzinger said Davis included Glenwillow deer in Solon's count because deer near the border might wander into Solon.


That's true but DAVIS MADE A SEPARATE COUNT OF DEER OUTSIDE SOLON. Why didn't Davis include the Glenwillow deer in that count?


KLUNZINGER SAID HE DIDN'T KNOW (let's ask the gingerbread man) 

Larry Davis of Davis Aviation said there WAS NO PARTICULAR REASON WHY HE INCLUDED GLENWILLOW DEER IN THE SOLON COUNT. I WAS ASKED TO DO IT AS A FAVOR (By WHOM) 
The questions never end though. If it's hard to differentiate Solon and Glenwillow from the sky how did Davis come up with TWO SEPARATE COUNTS FOR SOLON AND GLENWILLOW. 


Fast forward to present and show how Solon is doing the same fancy footwork re the count.

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The Herald Sun (Jan 12, '06)

Dave Hromco, former assistant public works director and overseer of the deer mgmt plan initially said Davis aviation in Kent counted 762 deer in Solon. He later acknowledged that Davis counted 670 in Solon and an additional 92 in Glenwillow for a total 0f 762.


Glenwillow deer were included in Solon counts in 2004 too and city officials don't seem to know why.
Mayor Kevin Patton and Hromco said they weren't sure why. Hromco said maybe because the deer migrate between Solon and Glenwillow.

When Hromco was asked why then, solon's deer count did not include the other bordering communities--Twinsburg, Bainbridge, Reminderville, Bentleyville, Moreland Hills, Orange, and Bedford Hts and Oakwood -- he didn't know.

He said Police Chief Wayne Godzich might know. Godzich said he didn't know. He said to ask David Klunzinger, the city's former public works director who oversaw the culling program previous year. Klunzinger said Davis included Glenwillow deer in Solon's count because deer near the border might wander into Solon.

That's true but Davis made a separate count of deer outside Solon. why didn't Davis include the Glenwillow deer in that count?  Klunzinger said he didn't know.

Larry Davis of Davis Aviation said there was no particular reason why he included Glenwillow deer in the Solon count. I was asked to do it as a favor (by whom?).

If it's hard to differentiate Solon and Glenwillow from the sky how did Davis come up with two separate counts for Solon and Glenwillow.