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I agree with everything you said here. Especially that a large population is not always a healthy one. That is the very reason we have hunting seasons, to thin out populations. Population count is also the major determining factor in 'doe days'. I am sure whatever data you are relying on is much more current than mine. As I said, I first learned of this paradox back in college, but have also read a couple of articles on the same subject in subsequent years. The genetic response (twins) was really fascinating. Just goes to show Mother Nature will always find a way to balance out.
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