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HERRIMAN — Four deer have been killed with arrows and left to waste in the past four months in Herriman and officers are asking for the public's help in finding those involved.
The deer were killed with archery equipment in separate incidents between August and November, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources said in a press release.
The division originally reported one of the animals was a mature four-point buck, but corrected the information to say only three does were killed.
Conservation officers are seeking information about the killing and wasting of the animals.
Anyone with information is asked to call the UTiP Hotline at 800-662-3337. Anonymous tips may be given, the DWR said, and there are rewards available for information leading to the persons involved in the killings.
