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Humane Society Proposes Non-Lethal Deer Control Program In Saddle River

SADDLE RIVER, N.J. -- Just after advancing a measure to allow bow hunting, Saddle River officials are now exploring non-lethal ways to deal with deer, reports nj.com.

Saddle River is considering how to deal with the growing deer population.

Saddle River is considering how to deal with the growing deer population.

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Cindy Capitani

A deer population control program is being offered to Saddle River by the Humane Society of the United States, reports nj.com.

The Humane Society urges the use of fertility control, educational programs, deer fences and deer repellent, reports nj.com.

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