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Wounded deer limping on highway 63 in WisconsinBarron County WI

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US-63, Wisconsin

A caller reported a wounded deer limping on highway 63 near 18th Avenue in Wisconsin. Officers responded and later noted the deer moved off the roadway to the west side of the highway.

Audio|Source: Barron County Public Safety
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Bair 340 traffic hazard.
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We have a 63 southbound coming up to 18th Avenue on the 911 line with a female subject advising that there's a wounded deer that's limping down Highway 63 in the lane of travel.
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10.4 in row.
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The deer wandered off the side of 63 just north of 18th Avenue.
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It's still visible from the roadway at this time.
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104, break there in 340, 1043.
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The caller advised that the deer is no longer within sight of Highway 63.
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The last location was near fire number 1824, again 1824, 1824, went off to the west side of the highway.

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US-63, Wisconsin

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