The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has announced that personnel are actively monitoring an increase in epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) and bluetongue virus cases among wildlife in central Wyoming, particularly around Casper and Glenrock. Game and Fish regional wildlife managers want agricultural landowners, hunters, and river recreationists to be aware of the localized outbreak. White-tailed deer are currently thought to be the most impact…
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