The City of Leon Valley is making moves to pass a city ordinance that would prohibit feeding deer in city parks and on city-owned property.
Leon Valley Mayor Chris Riley said the issue was originally discussed seven years ago when Texas Parks & Wildlife Department officials recommended a city-wide ordinance to prohibit deer feeding but no action was taken.
“We’ve had persons whose homes back up to the park feed the deer and then persons that use our park harass the deer that are being fed,” Moritz said. “The deer have fawns in the park and persons using the park get close to the fawns and risk attack because the does are trying to protect their young.”
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