Options to Control Deer Herd in Stone State Park Topic of Public Meeting
SIOUX CITY – Controlling the deer population at Stone State Park will be the topic of a public meeting on February 24, when staff with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will discuss potential options and what has been done at other parks.
The meeting will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., in the Gleeson Meeting Room, Wilbur Aalfs Main Library, 529 Pierce St., in Sioux City. Topics for discussion include identifying park deer issues, discussing possible means of control, special hunts in other state parks and to receive public input on the issue.
Media Contact: Kevin Pape, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Park Ranger, Stone State Park, 712-255-4698.
SIOUX CITY – Controlling the deer population at Stone State Park will be the topic of a public meeting on February 24, when staff with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will discuss potential options and what has been done at other parks.
The meeting will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., in the Gleeson Meeting Room, Wilbur Aalfs Main Library, 529 Pierce St., in Sioux City. Topics for discussion include identifying park deer issues, discussing possible means of control, special hunts in other state parks and to receive public input on the issue.
Media Contact: Kevin Pape, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Park Ranger, Stone State Park, 712-255-4698.
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