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South Uist Estate islanders vote against mass red deer cull despite concerns over spread of Lyme disease

Summary by Ground News
Islanders have voted against culling all red deer on a 93,000-acre estate in the Outer Hebrides. Residents had raised concerns about the spread of Lyme disease, which can be passed to humans from parasitic ticks carried by deer. A petition was launched calling for the removal of all deer from the estate. 379 residents backed to save the animals against 140 who wanted them culled.

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