Farmers in west Tipperary fear potential livestock losses from stray bullets as deer poachers leave ‘carnage’ in their wake

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Farmers in west Tipperary fear potential livestock losses from stray bullets as deer poachers leave ‘carnage’ in their wake

Posted by The Analyst | January 29, 2020 | Farming

More than 80 severed deer limbs and heads have been discovered on forestry in west Tipperary. The gruesome remains were uncovered by a local farmer who says the area has been plagued by deer poaching in recent months.

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