From ABC7 New York · · 1m 10s
Deer with tangled antlers in Midland Park
Residents help deer with pole stuck in antlers in New Jersey.
In brief
Residents help deer with pole stuck in antlers in New Jersey. Midland Park residents are tracking a deer with netting and a pole tangled in its antlers to get animal control assistance. Originally reported by ABC7 New York.
Deer in distress

Residents in Midland Park, New Jersey have been alerting authorities about a deer with netting and a pole tangled in its antlers.
Residents report sightings
Community members have captured photos and video of the deer moving through wooded areas with debris attached to its head.
Gwen Gawricki describes sound
Gwen Gawricki said the deer's antlers make a 'clank, clank, clank' sound as it moves through trees.
“There's a pathway that they cut through, but because he has the pole, you can hear the 'clank, clank, clank,' on the trees”
Authorities seek help

Residents have called animal control, fish and wildlife officials, and police to get the deer assistance.
Deer movement challenge
The deer does not stay in one location long, making it hard for authorities to locate and remove the debris.
Residents track deer
Community members are watching for the deer and reporting sightings to help animal control find it.
At a glance
Midland Park residents are tracking a deer with netting and a pole tangled in its antlers to get animal control assistance.


