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When deer turn aggressive: Warning signs and what to do outside
Deer are usually wired to avoid people, which is why the moments when they do the opposite can feel so jarring. Most outdoor encounters end with a flick of a tail and a quick retreat into cover.
To many in Ashland, it seems like deer are the ones ruling the city: stopping traffic, destroying gardens and attacking dogs. City leaders are looking for solutions.
North Carolina is seeing a rise in deer attacks, which are concerning officials seeking to protect both animals and humans. On Dec. 1, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) released ...
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