posted by Joe Polk at 2:08 AM /
The economics and efficacy of deer culling have once again divided Mt. Lebanon residents.
Some residents have told commissioners that something must be done because deer remain a menace on roads and in their backyards. Still others say that dropping $66,000 for a density study and subsequent culling would be an insult during the bad economy.
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Some residents have told commissioners that something must be done because deer remain a menace on roads and in their backyards. Still others say that dropping $66,000 for a density study and subsequent culling would be an insult during the bad economy.
Read the full article:
- www.post-gazette.com/pg/11321/1190406-55.stm (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Labels: commission, deer culling
2 Comments:
Is there some sort of special provision to the Castle Doctrine that would apply to deer? It would eliminate the need for a study.
Just think of all the athletic field maintenance $66,000 would buy!
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