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Michigan DNR says EHD found in St. Joseph County deer, more cases expected

After a couple relatively quiet years, epizootic hemorrhagic disease has again been found in a Michigan white-tailed deer like this one. A dead deer from St. Joseph County tested positive for the disease last week. Stock photo)

Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease has reared its ugly head once again in Michigan’s deer herd.
A dead deer found in St. Joseph County in late July was confirmed last week to be positive for EHD.
“Michigan recently confirmed the first case of EHD in deer in St. Joseph County at the end of July. There are currently suspects also being reported in Cass County,” DNR Deer Specialist Chad Stewart wrote on his Facebook page on Aug. 21.

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