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Mrex took a kayak trip yesterday. He found 15 in the creek and claimed he could smell twice as many that were presumed on the bank in the weeds.
2025 EHD?
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This is the route of his trip and marked locations of visible dead deer.
You know they’re at least excited and happy to know they’ll make a lot more money cuz of it.
Tysonhunter
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Looks like map is now populated as of 8/12
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It always seems to be more severe in pockets. I presume weather patterns/herd dynamics come in to play along with areas the midges were also concentrated for whatever reason. Just guesses though.
Thats no bueno this early. Hopefully we'll still see a few bow kills hauled into Strouds come mid-Oct.
There is the smell of death everywhere down here. It’s awful. Almost unbearable.
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Creeping our way in noble. Talked to a guy last night at dinner that found 7 dead yesterday
Athens and Meigs literally have something in the water. It seems like they have dealt with it far more than any other county.
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Is it bad that I am happy it is finally happening in someones back yard that matters? For years I have yelled about this nasty waste and no answers. But now it is being heard because it is someone who matters being effected again. Hopefully we see some policy changes.
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Most states don’t try cuz insurance companies tell them, “don’t you dare!” LolView attachment 211204
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It’s just a blast of irony to hear “management “ go on about Cwd when it hasn’t affected a single redneck yet continue to turn a blind eye to EHD, which seems to be an increasing problem for those of us that appreciate whitetail deer. And Dr. Kroll has been screaming the loudest regarding the issue. Personally, I trust him. Our “biologist “ admittedly do very little research on anything related to whitetails. That’s not me grinding an axe, that’s Tonkovich’s own words prior to retirement.
It’s probably exponentially bad this early because when a doe dies I imagine their fawns do too.