Resident urges Hampton Township to consider aggressive deer‑control program
At the council meeting a resident, Bob Shagas, described frequent deer on residential lawns and asked the township to study archery and culling programs used by neighboring municipalities to reduce safety, tick and traffic hazards.
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Bob Shagas, a Hampton Township resident, told the council that deer have become a regular presence in his neighborhood, saying, “We usually have 5 to 10 between our lawn and the next door lawn in the evening, sleeping there.” He urged the township to take “a serious look” at a regional deer‑control program similar to those in nearby communities.
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