In the same period, a proliferation of second-growth habitat from forestry and abandoned farms, the same second-growth that created havens for ruffed grouse, also benefited the whitetail deer.
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East Texas Women: Jody Phillips works to protect white tail deer, encourage other womenBULLARD, Texas (KETK) – This week we take you to a whitetail deer farm in Bullard and introduce you to someone who’s life is mission to work toward eradicating deer chronic wasting disease.
Michigan has the only persisting bovine tuberculosis outbreak in wild deer anywhere in the U.S. — and it occasionally spills over to cattle farms.
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Dennis Anderson: On grandpa’s Minnesota farm, a shot and a day of searching yields a rare piebald buckMINNEAPOLIS — Of the more than 153,000 whitetail deer felled in ... “On grandpa’s farm, we usually get two or three deer a season,’’ Mason said. This year’s opening weekend of firearms ...
In the same period, a proliferation of second-growth habitat from forestry and abandoned farms, the same second-growth that created havens for ruffed grouse, also benefited the whitetail deer.
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