ENGELWOOD, N.J.—With deer population likely doubling every year or two, the city’s Deer Task Force director recommended Nov. 26 that council members conduct an aerial drone survey to get precise […]
This article was first published by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and is republished here with permission. NEW JERSEY—Drivers are urged to use extra caution and watch for […]
To the editor: Re: “Deer Bowhunt Soonest 2020: No Time To Act This Year; Mayor Decries Rumors,” Sept. 16. For the love of God. Please do not harm one of […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—While most Old Tappan council members admit deer are a nuisance, most had no new ideas Sept. 16 of how to better manage or reduce local deer numbers […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—At least for 2019, the deer in River Vale are safe. Mayor Glen Jasionowski told residents Sept. 9 that as the state has not met yet with local […]
To the editor: First I have to show my appreciation to Mayor Glenn Jasionowski and members of the River Vale Council for their dedication, respect and patience shown to all […]
BERGEN COUNTY, N.J.—Although the Bergen County Parks system currently has no plan for dealing with wilidlife management issues—including deer and deer impacts—the director said county parks officials would likely participate […]
To the editor: Re: “Woodland Stewards Worry About Deer Impact,” Northern Valley Press, Aug. 9: It’s disappointing when trusted nature mavens mislead the public by blaming deer for our problems. […]
NORTHERN VALLEY AREA, N.J.—While a regional approach to deer population control remains a major theme among Pascack and Northern valley municipalities—save for Saddle River and River Vale now planning fall […]
RIVER VALE, N.J.—Township Council members heard more negative opinions July 22 on a proposed local deer bowhunt though most council members and the mayor contend the majority of residents are […]
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