Wisconsin deer die-off spurs DNR EHD warning in suburbs
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A West Bend couple reports four dead deer over 10 days as the Wisconsin DNR links the fatalities to epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD), a virus spread by biting midges. The agency cites hundreds of dead deer in Washington and Waukesha counties, notes EHD does not threaten humans, and encourages residents to report carcasses to the DNR.
- West Bend couple find four dead deer in ten days as DNR warns of spread of EHD WISN
- DWR reports numerous suspected cases of deer with hemorrhagic disease in Virginia WSLS
- EHD, often fatal disease in deer, found in Pennsylvania. What to know goerie.com
- Deadly Deer Disease Outbreak in Virginia Yahoo
- EHD outbreak in deer centered in Washington County Greater Milwaukee Today
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