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Deer flees to the city to escape from hunters

Remarkable images from France. There a hunted deer fled from the forest yesterday to escape from hunters. Totally exhausted, the beast moved to the outskirts of Compiègne to catch its breath.

Hunters had apparently been chasing the deer for a long time on a dog drive hunt. Seeing no other way out, the beast fled the forest and into the city. There it was found around 9 a.m., completely exhausted, on the sidewalk in front of the fence of a construction site.

The police arrived quite quickly to keep everyone away. Still, animal activists quickly arrived on the scene. They wanted to make sure that the deer was treated respectfully, and certainly not handed over to the hunters.

At around 11:30 a.m., a vet managed to numb the exhausted beast. Then it was taken back to the forest and released there. The hunters had now disappeared. They regret the incident but claim that they are always complying with the regulations.

Activists of AVA France are trying to get a ban on driving hunting through a petition. They also complain that certain areas of the forest are not open to the public at this time of the year, but they are open to hunters. Totally agree!

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Source: Original article (Dutch)

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