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It's hunting season: Nearly 200 deer in eastern Montreal park to be culled to curb overpopulation

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Last updated: 2026/11/04 at 7:02 AM
Press Room Published November 4, 2026
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It's hunting season: Nearly 200 deer in eastern Montreal park to be culled to curb overpopulation
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The nearly $350,000 hunt will take place in the Pointe-aux-Prairies Nature Park over a few nights next week. The current deer population density in the area is 10 times higher than provincial guidelines call for. Experts say the forest can’t sustain that.

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