Deer

Tega Cay has a deer problem: There are around 1,000 of the four-legged critters in this small city. City officials have contracted out the culling and sterilization of these deer for the past two years. But one city’s deer problem has become another community’s food solution.

The first phase of the city of Tega Cay’s push to implement deer birth control to bring its booming whitetail population under control is complete. White Buffalo succeeded in tranquilizing 201 adult female deer with ketamine darts and either removed their ovaries or tied their tubes at a temporary surgical site.

Several dozen deer are about to swap the Piedmont for Cherokee reservation lands in western North Carolina. At the request of the tribe, the state and…

Surveillance cameras are set up along some rural roads in York County, SC, in an effort to stop hunters from dumping skinned deer. Sergeant Broadus Strain…

A portion of I-277 was closed Thursday morning by Charlotte Mecklenburg Police when a deer was stranded in the middle of the roadway.