Court Allows Killing of Catalina Island Mule Deer to Proceed Unchecked
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A controversial decision has been made regarding the mule deer that were brought to Santa Catalina Island off the coast of California nearly 100 years ago. The legal obstacle to implementing a plan that foresees the killing of approximately 2,000 deer on the island has been removed.
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elcorreogallego.esThe population of mule deer on Catalina Island (California) faces an eradication plan that will begin with the hunting of about 200 specimens this fall, after a judge provisionally rejected a petition to stop the project while resolving a lawsuit against it, according to U.S. media.
Court Allows Killing of Catalina Island Mule Deer to Proceed Unchecked
Today, Safari Club International (SCI), the Coalition to Save Catalina Island Deer, and HOWL For Wildlife express their strong disappointment that the Los Angeles County Superior Court denied a preliminary injunction to prevent the slaughter of mule deer on Santa Catalina Island until their lawsuit challenging the eradication plan’s legality is resolved by the court. [...]
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