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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 November 1922, Page 3

Recent investigations by oflieer.s«- T 'o(' tile State forest Service in regard in tlin relationship between deer and forest regeneration have led to the conclusion that the many State forests in the Dominion arc over-stocked with the animals and that regeneration is being seriously interfered with. Some recent observations by a forest ranger, Mr Crowley of Palmerston North, would appear to indicate that even the übiquitous rabbit is not altogether blameless in this respect. Though lie does not usually attack the conifers, Hie depredations of this animal, particularly in lores! land adjacent to 1-nssock country, arc sufficiently serious to wurraiit further inquiry.

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