'Terminator' was a tough kill

Hunters use them to keep track of deer, watch for wild hogs and keep a general inventory of what lurks in the woods. According to Lann Wilf, Deer Program Leader for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, the deformed right antler was the product of a bilateral injury.

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Published inThe clarion-ledger
Main Author Broom, Brian Albert
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Jackson, Miss Gannett Co., Inc 14.11.2013
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Summary:Hunters use them to keep track of deer, watch for wild hogs and keep a general inventory of what lurks in the woods. According to Lann Wilf, Deer Program Leader for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, the deformed right antler was the product of a bilateral injury.
ISSN:0744-9526