As cannabis gains popularity, home growers are facing problem deer who find its nutritious leaves.

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This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Home-grown cannabis also subject to chomping by hungry deer Stephen Harrold has grown cannabis and knows that deer are attracted to it.