The Pennsylvania Game Commission has confirmed two cases of Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) in deer so far this summer in Pennsylvania, but there may be more. The often-fatal disease is caused by ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Wood, Marathon, Portage, Winnebago and Jefferson counties could soon be able to harvest white deer. Those counties have what the DNR calls a ‘prevalent’ amount of white deer.

COLUMBUS −An unprecedented outbreak of Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) is sweeping across Ohio, decimating the state's white-tailed deer population and raising concerns among wildlife officials ...

A viral disease transmitted by midges that can kill Michigan white-tailed deer has been reported in southern Michigan, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Epizootic hemorrhagic ...

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EHD is a often-fatal disease spread by biting midges and outbreaks typically end after the first hard frost. The Pennsylvania Game Commission urges the public to report deer deaths without visible ...

WESTLAKE, Ohio (WJW) – A frightened deer smashed through a window at a local business park and was trapped inside an office, so employees called police for help. However, they could not believe what ...

Two Idaho men have been charged with eight felonies related to the poaching of seven white-tailed deer bucks, including trophy-size animals. Idaho Fish and Game announced Wednesday that the men, from ...

Boilermaker officials said that the runner was not a local resident and that this was her first Boilermaker Road Race. A Boilermaker runner who was injured after an encounter with a deer during the ...

MICHIGAN – The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has confirmed 2025’s first cases of epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in deer across several counties. EHD has been confirmed in free-ranging ...

State officials are asking Long Island hunters to help slaughter deer and thin out the soaring population that is leaving a trail of wrecked cars and ruined crops while spreading tick-borne diseases.