The deer population seems to be increasing every year.
Controlling the deer population in the Midlands is an expensive and complicated process.
That's according to the CEO of FRS Co-Op, which assigned local coordinators to lead 15 newly established Deer Management Units across Ireland last year.
The Irish Deer Commission reported a record 78,000 wild deer were culled between February 2022 and February 2023, a 30% increase compared to the previous year.
Camross' Colin Donnery says deer numbers across the country are increasing year on year.
He says it's difficult to determine a precise number, but there are several methods that could be used to establish a more accurate figure:
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