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ALF claims raid on Molalla deer farm
MOLALLA, Ore. - A posting on a website that conveys information for the Animal Liberation Front says animal activists removed a large section of fencing at a deer farm at Molalla.
MOLALLA, Ore. — A posting on a website that conveys information for the Animal Liberation Front says animal activists removed a large section of fencing at a deer farm at Molalla.
The message says the raid last Saturday was intended to allow deer to escape into the surrounding forest.
Owner Richard Bentley told KGW-TV he's raising 80 European Fallow deer for meat, but there were no animals on the land where the fence was cut. He wonders why animal activists would want to release tame deer during deer hunting season.
The Portland FBI office says it's looking into the incident.
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