Disease outbreak leads officials to curtail some deer hunting in southern North Dakota
Gov. Kelly Armstrong on Monday announced the state is shutting down white-tailed doe hunting this fall in parts of southern North Dakota due to an ongoing disease outbreak, weeks before the state’s popular deer gun season opens. Armstrong said the “conservative harvest strategy” is meant to help the deer population bounce back from epizootic hemorrhagic […]
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