The cull events had been held annually from 2005 to 2019, but were postponed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Deer culls serve to reduce the park's deer population and bring it into balance with the site's available resources. Culls reduce crop damage, lessen deer collisions with cars, and decrease damage to the park's vegetation," county officials said in a statement.
"The operation will be closely monitored by officials from various agencies and since it is after hours, the park while closed to the public," the department said. "The cull will be patrolled continuously to ensure public safety."Residents with questions should contact the Norristown Farm Park office at 270-0215.
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