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Deer do more than wreak havoc in orchards, Mr. Estes said, reminding his fellow board members of accidents caused by the movement of the nocturnal animals on country roads. “Deer represent a danger to motorists . . . There are too many deer. They present a hazard to people using the highways.”
Supervisor Miller, hefting a book from a recent symposium on Lyme disease, noted that the deer ticks which carry the disease proliferate in an over-large deer population. Incidence had been confined primarily to New England, where in one Connecticut community, 24 percent of the residents on a single road were infected, the outbreak attributed to the area’s high deer population, Mr. Miller said. ‘The disease is heading
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