Deer Molested By Dogs, Says ADF & G
Owners of Dogs Urged To Protect Deer
An appeal to dog owners to pre
vent their animals from chasing
deer has been issued by Ron Batch
elor, game biologist in the local
office of the Alaska Department
of Fish and Game.
“We have had reports of dogs
chasing deer in various sections of
the Kodiak area but at the moment
we are particularly concerned over
the Monashka Bay area where the
situation demands our attention
immediately,’’ said Batchelor to
day.
through malnutrition and associat
ed causes. If the present severe
weather continues,” he added, ‘‘the
deer are going to have a tough
enough time without being harass
ed by dogs.”
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Any cases of dogs running deer
will be investigated and dogs
caught doing this will be destroy
ed,” he said. “These are for the
most part obviously wild dogs
which have been abandoned by
their owners.
“Dogs which take up this prac
tice make a habit of it and this re
sults in considerable attrition a
mong the deer which need all the
fat and energy reserves they have
to pull through the winter. Dogs
may not actually kill deer directly,
but often simply run them to ex
haustion and the deer then have
a much harder time combating the
weather and obtaining as much
energy from their food as they ex
pend in obtaining that food thus
making them subject to death
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