Understanding Hemorrhagic Disease in Virginia
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Understanding Hemorrhagic Disease in Virginia
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In episode 67 of the Virginia Carolina Deer Tracts podcast, Mike speaks with Justin Folks, Deer Project Leader for the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (VA DWR), to discuss a topic that has been getting the attention of Virginia deer hunters - Hemorrhagic Disease (HD).
HD is a naturally occurring viral disease that affects white-tailed deer. The viruses responsible for HD, including Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) and Bluetongue, are transmitted through the bites of tiny biting midges.
Justin explains how HD occurs regularly in Virginia, why certain conditions can lead to outbreaks, and what hunters and landowners should know when they encounter sick or dead deer. We also discuss some of the most common questions surrounding HD.
Whether you're a deer hunter, landowner, wildlife enthusiast, or simply concernced about the health of Virginia's deer herds, this episode provides valuable information directly from one of Virginia's wildlife professionals.
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