Division of Wildlife confirmed that 24 white-tailed deer taken during the 2024-25 hunting season tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD).

or deer tick; the Lone Star tick; the Asian longhorned tick; and the Gulf Coast tick — the latter two of whom were first found in Ohio in 2020. “In fact, we are also up to seven counties in ...

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Deer Surveillance Area exists to track spread of fatal chronic wasting disease With CWD spreading, the tracking zone is also likely to expand CWD is extremely hard to contain What it’s meant to ...

Already reported here, the state’s deer harvest surpassed 238,000, which counted as the fourth-highest total on record. Reporting here now, central Ohio counties – with one exception − ...

Columbus — The 2025-26 Ohio hunting and trapping season dates that begin in the fall of this year were proposed to the Ohio ...

What it’s meant to restrain remains biologically unrestrainable, but Ohio's Deer Surveillance Area (DSA) apparently will expand. The trigger is chronic wasting disease (CWD), a deer-killing malady.