Ontario's Minister of Natural Resources has received a strongly worded letter from a Kenora religious leader. Anglican Archbishop David Ashdown has written a letter complaining about the deer population in the Northwest. Ashdown says the deer have lost their fear of humans and are becoming unpredictable and aggressive. He suggests the crown has the responsibility of protecting local residents, and suggests a cull of the urban deer population.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Religious figure calls for urban deer cull in Kenora
Ontario's Minister of Natural Resources has received a strongly worded letter from a Kenora religious leader. Anglican Archbishop David Ashdown has written a letter complaining about the deer population in the Northwest. Ashdown says the deer have lost their fear of humans and are becoming unpredictable and aggressive. He suggests the crown has the responsibility of protecting local residents, and suggests a cull of the urban deer population.
