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Killing of Catalina Island's mule deer has begun, official confirms
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· September 10, 2026
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Key points Roughly 200 mule deer are expected to be affected. The species in question is found on Catalina Island.
A culling operation has begun, targeting an invasive species. Roughly 200 mule deer are expected to be affected. The species in question is found on Catalina Island.
Local officials have confirmed that the shooting is underway. This action has been described as controversial.
Further details about the culling operation can be found through other sources, as only limited information is currently available about the specifics of the operation and its expected outcome.
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Published: September 10, 2026 ·
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