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A hemorrhagic disease outbreak killed dozens of deer in Crawford County earlier this month, the Pennsylvania Game Commission said.

Thirty to 40 deer found dead in Crawford County had hemorrhagic disease, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission reported 30 to 40 deer found dead in the vicinity of State Game Lands 214 in Crawford County succumbed to hemorrhagic disease the week of Sept.

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Game Commission reported that 30 to 40 deer found dead in the vicinity of State Game Lands 214 in North Shenango and Sadsbury townships, Crawford County,

Harrisburg, Pa. — Up to 40 deer have died in northwestern Pennsylvania from a disease caused by biting midges.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced Monday that 30 to 40 deer found dead in the vicinity of State Game Lands 214 in North Shenango and Sadsbury townships succumbed to hemorrhagic

With archery season just around the corner, some deer hunters in Crawford County may want to consider other locations to get their game. The Pennsylvania Game Commission reported that a disease has killed more than 30 deer near State Game Lands 214. Hemorrhagic disease, also known as HD, is killing dozens of deer in Crawford […]

According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, disease outbreaks typically occur in late fall when biting midges are in abundance. 

) HARRISBURG, PA - The Pennsylvania Game Commission has announced that 30 to 40 deer found dead in the vicinity of State Game Lands 214 in North Shenango and Sadsbury townships, Crawford County, the week of Sept. 8, succumbed to hemorrhagic disease. Hemorrhagic disease (HD) affects wild cervids and is caused by viruses - either epizootic

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