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Alaska Department of Fish Game looks to boost Kenai Peninsula deer population

Biologists say 13 of the transplanted deer have died, while 2 does and 3 bucks still carry GPS collars.

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19 black-tailed deer were translocated from Sitkinak Island to the south end of the Kenai Peninsula

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Alaska Department of Fish Game looks to boost Kenai Peninsula deer population

19 black-tailed deer were translocated from Sitkinak Island to the south end of the Kenai Peninsula

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Homer News broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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