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State seeks help on deer disease cases
The Missouri Department of Conservation is requesting public reports of hemorrhagic disease (HD) in deer, a virus spread by gnats that causes high fever and rapid death, often near water. The disease, which peaks between July and October, can lead to rapid deer mortality but does not pose a risk to humans. Reporting helps track the spread, though the deer population typically recovers within a few years.
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