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Where have all the deer gone? Deer biologist blames herbicides in the forest [Video]

by Charles Theriault
January 27, 2014
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Wildlife biologist Rod Cumberland explains how the spraying of herbicides is part of the reason why there are so few deer to be found in the “Crown forest” in New Brunswick in episode 17 by Charles Theriault.

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