Oh Deer! East End Wildlife Groups Plan "No Cull" Rally for Saturday - 27 East
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Oh Deer! East End Wildlife Groups Plan “No Cull” Rally for Saturday

author on Jan 16, 2014
By Tessa Raebeck Plans to unleash federal sharpshooters on the East End deer population have been met with bureaucratic setbacks and vocal opposition, but are moving forward nonetheless. In coordination... more

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