We have been promising to keep you updated as to the status of the federally endangered key deer in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
The following is a video captured by veteran television journalist David Sutta via Facebook showing four key deer on Big Pine Key after Irma blasted through.
Big Pine Key is where the majority of the population lives. Thanks to Cody Conway from Wild Imaging for sending this to me.
Our contacts in key deer research have been unavailable and have not been able to access their research areas. We hope to have more on the status of the deer in the coming days and weeks.
Chester Moore, Jr.
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