Charles Vernon, who kept the deer on his property, and Joel Keith Valentine, who owned them, were in violation of a state permit and consented to the seizure, said Sgt. Ken Turner, a spokesman for Natural Resources Police.
The deer were tranquilized by the Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife and Heritage Service, tested for disease and euthanized.
Mr. Valentine had a permit that allowed him to own two bucks and two does, but they were required to be housed...
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