Fire crews freed a deer that had become tangled in a rope in north Suffolk (Image: PA Archive/PA Images)
Fire crews in north Suffolk have freed a deer that had got its antlers tangled in a rope.
Crews were called at around 4.20pm to reports that a deer had got its antlers stuck in a rope tied around a tree at Mendham priory.
Two crews attended the incident, and called for an emergency vet to assess the animal.
At around 5pm the crews succeeded in freeing the animal using "small cutting gear".
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