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Wildwood considering renewing deer management program in 2026, residents urge change

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“What they could do is pay landowners a bounty for every doe killed on their property,” Tom Mitchell said. “$100, that’s it, it’s much cheaper than $700.”

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Wildwood considering renewing deer management program in 2026, residents urge change

“What they could do is pay landowners a bounty for every doe killed on their property,” Tom Mitchell said. “$100, that’s it, it’s much cheaper than $700.”

·St. Louis, United States
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KSDK broke the news in St. Louis, United States on Tuesday, September 30, 2025.
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