England to Facilitate Deer Culling to Protect Woodlands
The English government plans to introduce legislation that will make it easier for landowners and tenants to cull deer, aiming to protect crops and property from deer damage.
19 Feb, 22:30 — 19 Feb, 22:58
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Deer culling to be made easier to protect trees and crops
The government unveils a long awaited 10-year deer management plan that will identify priority culling areas.
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Government plans legislation giving landowners and tenants rights to cull deer to protect crops and property It will be much easier to shoot deer in England under government plans that aim to curb the damage the animals are doing to the country’s woodlands. Emma Reynolds, the environment secretary, plans to bring forward new legislation to give landowners and tenants legal rights to shoot deer to protect crops and property. Continue reading...
By Helena Horton Environment reporter
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