EHD has killed at least 1,200 deer, most of them in Washington County, just as the bow and crossbow hunting season begins.
With an estimated toll of at least 1,100 dead deer, the 2026 outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, is the highest in Wisconsin history.
A deer shooting preserve in Portage County and an elk farm in Crawford County are under quarantine after chronic wasting disease was detected in animals at the facilities, according to the Wisconsin ...
Wisconsin’s wildlife managers say the state’s deer population is at risk because of a growing EHD outbreak. The state’s Department of Natural Resources last week said it is tracking deer deaths ...
Hundreds of deer are dying in Wisconsin. Here's what to know about the viral disease wildlife officials say is likely responsible.
An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, has likely spread in recent weeks to include at least three counties in southeastern Wisconsin and killed at least 600 white-tailed deer, ...
USA TODAY NETWORK With the 2026 Wisconsin bow hunting seasons for white-tailed deer on the near horizon, the outlook for ...
MILWAUKEE (AP) - Scientists have confirmed that a captive deer at a northwestern Wisconsin shooting preserve has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. State agriculture officials announced ...
Fewer hunters and decades-old hunting license prices are squeezing Wisconsin's wildlife and conservation budgets.
With deer hunting season getting underway, northern elk zone biologist Joshua Spiegel points to differences in size, range ...
Whitetail deer will seemingly eat and thrive on just about all plant material, from roots to stalks, stems and twigs, to leaves, flowers and fruit. If it grows, they'll eat it. Deer shy away from ...
As the bow seasons open Sept. 12, the Wisconsin population estimate is a record high 1.89 million deer, but an outbreak ...
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