Ways to control the deer population in New York communities
Communities in New York state are using a variety of methods to control their deer populations.
KEY
Professional sharpshooters
Police officers
Volunteer hunters
Combination of methods
Non-lethal methods
Watertown
Irondequoit
Amherst
North
Tonawanda
Syracuse
Webster
Clarence
Rochester
Fayetteville
Bethany
Buffalo
Onondaga
Hamilton
Albany
Trumansburg
Cheektowaga
Lansing
Lackawanna
Cayuga Heights
Erwin
Binghamton
Elmira
Busti
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Tuxedo Park
Hastings-on-Hudson
New York
Staten Island
KEY
Professional sharpshooters
Police officers
Volunteer hunters
Combination of methods
Non-lethal methods
Watertown
Amherst
North
Tonawanda
Onondaga
Irondequoit
Syracuse
Webster
Clarence
Fayetteville
Rochester
Buffalo
Hamilton
Bethany
Trumansburg
Albany
Cheektowaga
Lansing
Cayuga Heights
Lackawanna
Erwin
Binghamton
Elmira
Busti
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Tuxedo Park
Hastings-on-Hudson
New York
Staten Island
KEY
Professional sharpshooters
Police officers
Volunteer hunters
Combination of methods
Non-lethal methods
North
Tonawanda
Irondequoit
Watertown
Amherst
Webster
Clarence
Onondaga
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Hamilton
Trumansburg
Albany
Binghamton
Cornwall-on-
Hudson
Lansing
Busti
Bethany
Cayuga Heights
Tuxedo Park
Erwin
Elmira
Cheektowaga
New York
Lackawanna
Staten Island
Hastings-on-
Hudson
Source: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation