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Feral deer crisis prompts focus on commercial harvesting as one solution
Queensland’s feral deer numbers are surging, prompting renewed calls for control as landholders grapple with expensive fences, ruined crops, and costly traps.
Despite featuring on the state’s coat of arms, deer are not native to Queensland.
They were introduced in the late 1800s and protected for…
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