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Deer struggling in cold Alaskan waters saved by wildlife troopers

Deer struggle in Alaska's icy water before rescuers return them to land

Deer struggling in the cold waters of Alaska’s Inside Passage were rescued by wildlife workers last week. On 10 October, Alaska Wildlife Troopers Sergeant Mark Finses and trooper Kyle Feuge were returning from a patrol nearby in Ernest Sound to Ketchikan when they saw the pair of animals in trouble. The deer were floating in the Clarence Strait and were around four miles from any island in the channel.

Deer struggling in cold Alaskan waters saved by wildlife troopers who give them a lift in their boat

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Two deer struggling in the waters of southeast Alaska’s famed Inside Passage finally made it to land, thanks to two Alaska Wildlife Troopers who gave the

Deer struggle in Alaska's icy water before rescuers return them to land

Deer struggling in the cold waters of Alaska’s Inside Passage were rescued by wildlife workers last week. On 10 October, Alaska Wildlife Troopers Sergeant Mark Finses and trooper Kyle Feuge were returning from a patrol nearby in Ernest Sound to Ketchikan when they saw the pair of animals in trouble. The deer were floating in the Clarence Strait and were around four miles from any island in the channel.

Deer struggle in Alaska's icy water before rescuers return them to land

Deer struggling in cold Alaskan waters saved by wildlife troopers who give them a lift in their boat

Alaskan wildlife troopers rescue deer from cold waters, giving them lift in boat

Video: Deer struggling in cold Alaskan waters rescued by wildlife troopers

Two deer struggling in the waters of southeast Alaska’s famed Inside Passage finally made it to land, thanks to two Alaska Wildlife Troopers who gave the deer a lift in their boat.

Deer struggling in cold Alaskan waters saved by wildlife troopers who give them a lift in their boat - Newstalk 750

Deer struggling in cold Alaskan waters saved by wildlife troopers

Two Alaska Wildlife Troopers spotted two deer struggling against the current while trying to swim from one island to another.