I. PROCEDURE
The deer herd will be managed to control population and preserve and protect the environment of Big Canoe.
The extent of any regeneration and quantitative objectives will be determined by using resources from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Wildlife Services and/or expert resources designated by that agency. Reference: “Georgia’s Urban Deer Management Plan.” Georgia Department of Natural Resources (May 20, 2009). The management system includes, but is not limited to, harvest methods, charitable donation of harvest proceeds and deer counts for population trend information.
II. RESPONSIBILITIES
General Manager
III. SCOPE
IV. DEFINITIONS
V. RELATED POLICIES AND DOCUMENTS
Big Canoe Deer Management Position Statement
POA Deer Study Committee Final Report
I. PROCEDURE
Intentional feeding of any wildlife other than birds is prohibited. Bird feeders must be removed if there is evidence of disturbance or damage by animals such as bears or raccoons. Details are included in the Association’s Rules and Regulations which are approved from time to time by the POA Board.
II. RESPONSIBILITIES
General Manager
III. SCOPE
This policy covers all Big Canoe property and all who enter Big Canoe.
IV. DEFINITIONS
V. RELATED POLICIES OR DOCUMENTS
I. PROCEDURE
Non-motorized vehicles are prohibited from using some roads in Big Canoe. The Board specifically delegates to the General Manager, or designated representative, the authority to change the list of prohibited roadways at his/her discretion.
II. RESPONSIBILITIES
General Manager
III. SCOPE
This procedure covers all who enter Big Canoe.
IV. DEFINITIONS
V. RELATED POLICIES OR DOCUMENTS
Rules and Regulations
