More information: Kristy M. Ferraro et al, Missing carcasses, lost nutrients: Quantifying nutrient losses from deer culling ...

"Hunters can help reduce the spread of CWD by following the carcass transportation regulations and properly disposing of deer carcasses." In 2023, less than 1% of hunter-killed deer in Missouri ...

These predators multiply thanks to abundant food sources such as deer carcasses, and then they turn to lemmings and birds; they eat partridge, curlew, goose and duck nests." The Arctic's ecosystem ...

“Route 28 is a killing field,” Haberman said of the deer carcasses he frequently sees alongside the highway. Pennsylvania ranks third in number of vehicle accidents involving deer, according ...

or by the movement of deer carcasses and carcass parts. Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. Though the Center for Disease Control states there have been no ...

The range is transcontinental, and from Alaska to southern Mexico, except for the southeastern U.S. In the Adirondacks the deer mouse is wide spread, occurring in all terrestrial habitats at all ...

Just days beforehand, organizers found deer carcasses along the river. That figured. Epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, causes fever in the deer, which is why they seek cool, open water like ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has confirmed the state's worst deer disease outbreak since 2012 with cases found in 11 southwest counties, officials said. The DNR Wildlife Health ...

Some ways to help reduce the spread of CWD include disposing deer carcasses in designated dumpsters and landfills, keeping up with the DNR's reports of the disease on their website, and testing ...

Infected deer carcasses can contaminate the soil and water, unintentionally spreading the disease. When the parks and wildlife agency adopted its most recent management plan in 2020 to try to slow ...