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Western New York communities tackle problems with growing deer population
West Seneca approved doubling its deer control budget to $20,000 and hired eight licensed operators to reduce deer-related crashes, crop damage, and tick-borne disease risks.
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Western New York communities tackle problems with growing deer population
Regular deer hunting season begins Saturday and runs through December 7 in New York's southern zone, marked in blue on state maps. Beyond being a popular sport, this hunting period plays a critical role in controlling deer populations that cause significant problems across the state. New York sees over 70,000 car-deer related crashes every year. Deer are also responsible for nearly $60 million in crop damage annually, and they carry ticks that c…
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