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Deer culling resumes in York County community; police chief assures safety at forefront

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The Tega Cay Golf Course will be ground zero for the second round of deer culling Monday night. Police Chief Joey Crosby wants to assure residents safety is at the forefront of the process. The culling began on Jan. 22 following the approval by City Council to double the targeted amount to 160.

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Deer culling resumes in York County community; police chief assures safety at forefront

TEGA CAY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- The Tega Cay Golf Course will be ground zero for the second round of deer culling Monday night. With the resumption of the process to reduce the deer population in the lakeside York County community, Police Chief Joey Crosby wants to assure residents safety is at the forefront of the process. Once again, sharpshooters with the U.S. Department of Agriculture will take to the course. 1 injured in weekend s…

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