Pulsing Electric Ribbon Fence would be the first and obvious deterent choice. Dawn to dusk.

Works well on Buffalo.

If this tests well then a permanent fence with outer electric ribbon option for future deterent. Pulsing electric model for the trouble times. Dawn to dusk.

Put up warning signs for all rich kids living on the course not to pee on the fence.

Don't like the view of the fence, or the shocked rich kids lying about, I guess you can MOVE!

First thing, I'm not a tree hugger. Just a common sense kind of guy.

My God! You fools built a golf course in the Elk's natural habitat. WHAT WOULD YOU EXPECT?

How about making the alleged damaged area a hazard on the course? Like a sand trap or water hazard. Just a suggestion.

This could become an early morning or dusk time site seeing activity, right off I-90 kind of like the falls?

Has the STATE tried ELECTRIC RIBBON? >>>> Inexpensive solution <<<<<

Fence off the course with green chain link.

Not every possible attempt has been documented in this article.

Next thing you know they'll be shooting eagles for crapping on the grass.

Stop this insanity and do what is right.

>>>>>>>>>> YOU HAVEN'T TAKEN EVERY POSSIBLE PREVENTITIVE MEASURE<<<<<<<<<<<

Well, well, it seems to me that the quickest way to kill a snake is to chop the head off.

It's time to demand resignations for Paine Field Airport officials.

Dave Waggoner, Director of Paine field Airport, 425-388-5100.

Bill Dolan, Deputy Director of Paine Field Airport, 425-388-5107.

ATTENTION - Everett City Counsel - Election time is coming.

Fellow Voters. If you recognize a familiar name on the ballot vote em out.

Neighboring residents seem to be concentrating on fighting through never ending bureaucratic red tape while we need instead to demand resignations.