As beautiful as the animals are, deer have become not just a nuisance but a real danger in many neighborhoods, especially during mating season. Over-population and dwindling natural habitat have forced more deer into yards and out onto roads and highways, and they are an increasing cause of vehicle accidents across the country. But there seems to be little consensus on the proper way to control deer populations.
Joining us this afternoon to discuss a plan to manage the deer population in one area of Cincinnati are Laurie Briggs and Christine Lottman, two of the founders of , an organization working to implement the Clifton Deer Program; Cincinnati Council Member ; and , the lead veterinarian on a deer sterilization program in Virginia organized by , a wildlife management company.