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‘An uphill battle’: With deer overpopulation in Allegheny County, Ross Township considers sharpshooters

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With plenty of food and lacking predators, deer populations can double every two years, according to wildlife agencies.

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‘An uphill battle’: With deer overpopulation in Allegheny County, Ross Township considers sharpshooters

With plenty of food and lacking predators, deer populations can double every two years, according to wildlife agencies.

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette broke the news in on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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