The latest deer management program for Pittsburgh’s city parks has gotten underway, expanding to five new parks and adding overnight sharpshooters to Schenley and Emerald View parks. In addition to Frick, Riverview, Emerald View, Schenley and Highland Parks — where archery hunting has taken place for a few years — bow hunters now will also be in Hays Woods, Hazelwood Greenway, Southside Park, McKinley Park and Seldom Seen Greenway. Sixty-five trained archers have been recruited to cull the deer population, which has created dangerous road safety conditions with an increase of car-deer collisions, relentless damage to the ecosystem, spread of diseases and other problems. For the first time, sharpshooters contracted by USDA officials will be in Schenley and Emerald View parks overnight, starting after 11 p.m. According to the city’s deer management procedures, the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police and Pennsylvania Game Commission will be alerted to nights when targeted removal will occur to address any potential complaints or reports that may arise.