Environmental Commission Wants Study Of Fences, Professional Hunters To Control Deer Herd

June 18, 2018 Environment

The township Environmental Commission is asking the township to look into fences and professional hunters to control Franklin’s deer herd.

The township Environmental Commission wants the administration to study two vastly different methods of controlling the deer population in Franklin.

The first was to look into the cost and feasibility of fencing an approximately quarter-mile stretch of township-owned property along DeMott Lane and, alternatively, look into the cost and feasibility of fencing off that entire parcel.

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