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At least 20% of deer killed on Sidney Island were native black-tailed deer

Summary by Ground News
The cull occurred between Dec. 1 and 11 through nighttime ground hunting and a sharpshooter in a helicopter during the day. It was the first phase of a $5.9-million plan to eradicate invasive fallow deer from Sidney. The second phase of the cull, expected to take place in late 2024 to 2025, will cost.

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At least 20% of deer killed on Sidney Island were native black-tailed deer

The cull has divided property owners on Sidney Island, who were given final say before the project went ahead.

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Vancouver Sun broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Thursday, December 21, 2023.
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