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Grantsville family raises concerns after hunters ask to hunt deer on their property

By Fox 13 · September 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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Grantsville family raises concerns after hunters ask to hunt deer on their property
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JoAnn Orr reached out to FOX 13 News after hunters began knocking on her and her family's door asking for permission to harvest deer on the family-owned land within Grantsville city limits. The property has been in Orr's family for generations and remains a place filled with memories and wildlife.

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