Medina wants to approve deer management program before hunting season begins

Medina is stepping up its efforts to manage the deer population, aiming to approve a more comprehensive program before the hunting season starts. This initiative follows two years of a bowhunting program that focused on decreasing the deer numbers within the city limits. The council's move is significant as it reflects a broader strategy to tackle the overpopulation issue, which has led to various property damage and ecological concerns. This proactive approach could set a precedent for other communities dealing with similar urban wildlife management challenges.