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Game Wardens and Rangers Team Up To Rescue Deer That Fell Through Thin Ice

Small deer swims in a hole of thin ice on pond

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News Release Date: January 9, 2020

Contact: Christie Anastasia, 207 288-8806

BAR HARBOR, MAINE – Maine game wardens received a call yesterday that a deer had fallen through the ice on Hodgdon Pond, outside Acadia National Park. Acadia National Park Service rangers assisted Maine game wardens and together they were able to pull the deer out of the water and onto shore. The deer appeared to be extremely cold and exhausted but alert.

Both agencies would like to remind everyone to use caution before venturing out onto any ice covering a waterway. Conditions can vary greatly from one frozen lake or river to the next. Ice conditions may be safe in one area and dangerous in another. Please check ice thickness every time before venturing out for any activity on frozen water.



Last updated: January 9, 2020

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