A deer in B.C.’s Interior that was entangled by a toboggan was freed, thanks to help from conservation officers.
In a Twitter post on Friday, the BC Conservation Officer Service says a hiker in the Williams Lake area came across the deer, whose antlers appeared to ensnared by a toboggan.
The hiker called the provincial government’s report all poachers and polluters (RAPP) hotline to alert local conservation officers, who then sped to the scene on a snowmobile.
A short video clip shows the deer frantically trying to free itself from the toboggan.
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“Thankfully it was not injured,” said the BCCOS tweet.
“[Conservation ofifcers) tranquilized the deer, cut it free [and] watched it prance away.”
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