deer management program

The city of Syracuse is planning to expand its deer management plan by utilizing a trap and euthanize method, in addition to using sharpshooters from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to cull deer overpopulation in certain parts of the city.

One hundred fifty-nine deer were killed in the first year of the City of Syracuse’s deer management plan. The program is meant to reduce deer…

A deer and tick management plan that involves culling deer, is underway in the city of Syracuse. The program started this month and is meant to reduce an…

The city of Syracuse is moving forward with its tick and deer management plan. A deer cull is being planned for the east and west sides of the city.…

The Syracuse Common Council unanimously voted Monday to approve a management plan to control the deer and tick population that includes a cull, or killing…

The Syracuse Tick and Deer Management Advisory Group is advising the city to kill a significant number of deer, to curb deer overpopulation and reduce the…

Central New York state legislators have introduced a bill that would give the state Department of Environmental Conservation more flexibility with issuing…

Lyme disease continues to plague certain areas of central New York, and a special committee created by Onondaga County is hoping to help.Dave Skeval, the…

The state Department of Environmental Conservation is updating the public on its deer management programs. Deer programs used by towns and villages are…

The Fayetteville Village Board voted unanimously in favor of a bait-and-cull program to control their deer population. The three month trial program will…