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Firefighters rescue trapped deer

Published: 10:50 AM August 31, 2009    Updated: 8:26 PM October 10, 2020

A FIRE crew used hydraulic rescue equipment to release a deer which had got its head stuck in a gate on Saturday morning. The crew from Yarmouth was called to Low Road in Gorleston, shortly after 6am and the animal was freed within about 20 minutes.

A FIRE crew used hydraulic rescue equipment to release a deer which had got its head stuck in a gate on Saturday morning. The crew from Yarmouth was called to Low Road in Gorleston, shortly after 6am and the animal was freed within about 20 minutes.

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