One woman has had to wait days for a dead deer to be picked up in her yard, given a high number of big-game-related calls to the Division of Wildlife Resources.
“It’s not pleasant to look at or to smell. But I mean, it hurts my heart,” said Rene Lord, who stumbled upon the carcass in her Cottonwood Heights yard Wednesday.When she called to have it removed, she was shocked to hear she was put on a waitlist.
Chad Wilson with the Division of Wildlife Resources said it’s been a busy winter with the historic snowpack. Wilson, who works as a public wildlife and private lands coordinator, said they find these dead animals in neighborhoods when they are either hit by cars or attacked by big cats.
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