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An adult roe deer weighs only about 50-60 pds, so it is no problem for a fox to take the fawns. Dumb answer; I should have said, "You should see the size of foxes around here" instead:D

Same here, Stephen. But it didn't use to be that way. Deer used to be shy and not quite so common. Then about 10 years ago we had an epidemic of fox mange that more or less wiped out the fox population. With their biggest natural enemy gone, the deer population simply exploded. So now we have so...

Racoons do pretty well, too. They released a couple in Germany in -36 and now we have them all over the continent.

One of the things that make yew so special to work with is the fact that the amount of radial and tangential shrinkage work together, so it won't split or ctack when drying. A rough turned bowl in yew doesn't hardly warp during drying, so It is really easy to put back on the lathe for finishing...

Have you made any from yew? I had a wonderful piece of yew once,the rare European kind, got offered big money for it by several bowmakers, but I wanted to build my own. Didn't do too well, I busted the damned thing while still working on it. Too much tension, too early. Bummer!

What is the deal with the pink ribbon. Some arcane pagan hunters ritual, like they have in Germany?

Just come to Scandinavia in winter. Then we all look like that.

Living in a small country with an awful lot of hunters per acre, you learn to love the boxes. When shooting from a high box, they are firing into the ground.