Mt. Lebanon's controversial deer-culling program gets underway
At about 1 a.m., J. Merlin Benner, president of Tioga County-based Wildlife Specialists LLC, and an associate were at Robb Hollow, where their trail cameras indicated they'd had about four deer in a corral with the gate still open. But when Mt. Lebanon Police arrived to check on another reporter who was also near the park, they scared the deer off before the gate could be remotely closed, Benner said.
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| Straw or elevated platforms? |
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| A snowman-attacking deer ready to make his kill. |