Deer and Deer Management in Howard County, Maryland - umbc 2026

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Injured Deer or Deer Carcass Removal: Howard County Animal Control responds for critically injured or deceased deer on county roadways and on private property, if the deer is within 250 feet of a dwelling. Residents should call 410-313-2780 during business hours or 410-313-2929 after hours.
Heads, hides, and entrails should be buried at least 2 to 3 feet deep so dogs or other animals wont dig up the remains and drag them around. Alternatively, hunters can take the remains to their local landfill provided the landfill accepts animal carcasses.
For dead wildlife removal from private property, contact a wildlife control operator or remove dead wildlife yourself. Deer arent that heavy. Wrap it up in a tarp, tie it to your car, and drive the carcass to a remote area, so nature can run its course.
The overall goal of DMAP is to match the available food and cover with the deer population in an effort to maintain a healthy, balanced deer herd in line with what the habitat can provide, also known as carrying capacity. State wildlife agencies work with landowners to set achievable goals on their property.