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March 27, 2007

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Philip Voice

Hi Richard

I have seen a similar thing on the training area at Longmoor but it was a lot more sinister.

Poachers set a rope with a noose as a snare on a 'leap' and caught a deer but the rope had snapped after the deer struggled.

It was so badly injured it was put out of its misery by the Ranger that covers Longmoor Army camp in Hampshire.

Good photo though:-0)

Best regards


Phil

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