Recent Stories Sika deer quietly encroach on Chesapeake’s Eastern Shore Overlooked for decades, close to 12,000 of the non-native deer now inhabit Delmarva Peninsula By Stephanie Smith | August 11, 2017 (Image by Will Parson) Tags: photography Eastern Shore invasive species Maryland Comments The thing is sika deer are invasive because they directly compete with whitetail deer. Leave a comment: Time to share! Please leave comments that are respectful and constructive. We do not publish comments that are disrespectful or make false claims. Leave this field blank Name: Email: Comment: Submit Thank you! Your comment has been received. Before it can be published, the comment will be reviewed by our team to ensure it adheres with our rules of engagement. Back to recent stories
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The thing is sika deer are invasive because they directly compete with whitetail deer.
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