Surge in reports of illegal hunting in Cork and Kerry

Dogs and SUV-type vehicles are being used to chase deer to exhaustion, lamps are being used to dazzle them and hunters are also using firearms and infrared equipment as reports of illegal hunting soar this season.

Surge in reports of illegal hunting in Cork and Kerry
Tue, 30 Oct, 2018 - 04:50

By Anne Lucey

Dogs and SUV-type vehicles are being used to chase deer to exhaustion, lamps are being used to dazzle them and hunters are also using firearms and infrared equipment as reports of illegal hunting soar this season.

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