“We often see a second peak of deer ticks in the fall, which are the ones that primarily carry disease in Wisconsin,” said ...

Deer ticks are common in Wisconsin and live in wooded areas and brushy or grassy areas adjacent to woods. Because of their small size, deer tick bites can often go unnoticed. Now that warmer ...

Moreover, roughly one-third of deer ticks in Maryland carry ... Furthermore, the most prominent ticks that you will find in Wisconsin and the Midwest are the black-legged tick, the American ...

Those are leading takeaways from the Southwest Wisconsin CWD, Deer and Predator Study ... have noticeable ectoparasites (such as lice and ticks) on their bodies. Seventy-five percent of CWD ...

Pritzl is going to ask NRB members to approve two emergency rules on Feb. 26 related to his plan for new deer unit boundaries ...

It should be noted that the results presented here are the primary findings of the Southwest Wisconsin CWD Deer And Predator Study. Although the scope of this study provides us with a rich dataset ...

MMCD staff work throughout the season to gather information about Lyme disease and deer tick activity. As part of a long-term study, MMCD is in the field trapping and collecting small rodents ...

The harsh reality of living in Wisconsin is that you're more than likely going to encounter a deer while driving. If a deer leaps into the road, and you know there's not enough time to change ...

Nationwide, over 1,300 people are killed and more than 116,800 people are injured in vehicle crashes on snowy, slushy or icy pavement annually.