Reports of epizootic hemorrhagic disease involving more than 700 deer in 51 counties had come through DNR offices as of the end of August, the agency said today. According to DNR, calls about dead deer began to ramp up in July, primarily from the southern half of the state. However, through the end of August, […]
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