Kimberley City Council Report By Nowell Berg On January 28, City of Kimberley council held its regular bi-monthly meeting. Councillors Kyle Dalum, Kent Goodwin, Nigel…
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City completes 50 deer cull
In an effort to reduce incidents of deer aggression across the community, the City of Cranbrook has removed 50 deer from the urban herd over…
Council approves another deer cull
City of Cranbrook council last night approved an “urban deer population management program that could lead to the culling of up to 50 deer. It…
15 deer removed from city
Fifteen deer were removed from the City of Cranbrook this winter, following the municipality’s fifth deer population management program (cull). Operations began Tuesday January 3,…
East Kootenay Urban Mule Deer Translocation update
The East Kootenay Urban Mule Deer Translocation Trial began one year ago this week. Capture and translocation of 60 deer from East Kootenay communities of…
Vandalism ends deer cull in Cranbrook
City will apply for additional Wildlife Permit for the fall Vandalism of four provincially owned clover traps overnight Thursday has resulted in the City of…
Rod & Gun Club offers deer capture services
Letter to the Editor The following letter has been delivered to the District of Invermere… Mayor Taft and Councillors District of Invermere There is not…
Brewery burn stirred up new brush for sheep, elk
Brewery Ridge, the foothill visible between Fort Steele and Fisher Peak, is flush with new shrub growth two months after its prescribed burn treatment. Randy…
Natural air conditioning
A Mule Deer’s ears act like radiators. Their warm blood is circulated up to the ears, where it is cooled by air passing over the…
Urban deer cull concludes
The urban deer population reduction program in the City of Cranbrook has been completed. The program began on Thursday February 7, with the setup and…