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Deer Overpopulation in North England (N)

3/6/2013

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Article- Deer: 50% cull 'necessary to protect countryside'
Author: Anna-Marie Lever

Summary: Wildlife management says that of the six different species of deer, four are non native species.  With this and a lack of natural predators the population has climbed to 1.5million animals.  Wildlife management suggests that 50% of the population of deer should be 'culled' to allow for a stable population instead of an exponential increase of animals.  They also suggest that venison could supplement the beef industry that has had issues recently.

Personal Reflection: I think it is a great idea to use 'culled' animals as a beef substitute.  However, I also believe that a reintroduction of wolves would help to strengthen the heard, and keep it's numbers in check.


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