Forest personnel, on being informed, rescued one injured deer from another well, official sources said.
They said the deer, aged between two-three, might have come in search of water and fallen into the wells at Yettipatti, A.Vilampatti and Agraharam villages abutting the Morappur forest range, about 40 km from here.
Harur forest division has high population of spotted deer, and the animals venturing out in search of water being hit by vehicles is a regular feature.
The rescued deer was given treatment at Harur Forest office premises while the dead were buried after postmortem.
Dharmapuri Conservator of Forest Manjunath said a proposal for making artificial water ponds in all ranges of Harur Division had been sent to the government for approval.
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