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Less than half of hunters in New York reported how many deer they harvested last year — even though they’re required to by law. Without that data, the state is limited in tracking the deer population.
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The town of Southold on Long Island’s North Fork is taking steps to address a years-long deer and tick problem with hunting.
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The number of white-tailed deer in the area is decreasing the amount of available habitat on the barrier island for other animals like turkeys, rabbits and birds of prey.
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Residents in Southold, Long Island, want to open up their land for deer hunting. A survey found landowners overwhelmingly support a plan to cull the deer…
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The Village of Port Jefferson is considering a deer hunt to cut down on the herd’s booming population.Officials estimate 500 deer in the three-square-mile…
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The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection wants drivers to stay cautious of any moose and deer when on the road.Drivers evaded a…
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White-tailed deer have flooded the village of Head of the Harbour on Long Island. The simplest way to keep the deer population in check is to hunt, but…
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It’s breeding time for deer in Connecticut, which means biologists and hunters are paying close attention to two things: car collisions and acorns.Mating…
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The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says there has been a minor white-tailed deer die-off in northern parts of the…
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On Long Island, Head of the Harbor village officials want to allow researchers to use darts dipped with contraceptive to cut the deer population.There are…