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The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment has completed its investigation into two deer carcasses found along the Meewasin Trail Tuesday morning south of Diefenbaker Park.
A Facebook page called the Saskatoon Trail Alliance suggested the deer may have fallen victim to a cougar.
In an update Wednesday the ministry said the lab determined the cause of death for both animals was a broken neck.
Investigating officers believe the animals broke their necks when they hit a nearby fence.
Tooth mark evidence suggests scavenging by animals from dogs to bears may have occurred as well.
