According to Kansas Wildlife officials, a disease that is affecting deer and elk in the midwest, specifically the Kansas region, is on the rise. This disease infects deer and elk, and gives them zombie like mutations. This makes the deer and elk in-edible, for it is able to spread to humans. Hunters need to be aware of the dangers of this disease, a deer may be infected and not appear to be. Hunting season is now shut down for the publics safety. It has been seen in Kansas, as well as 23 other states. According to the Kansas Department of Wildlife, "360 deer have tested positive for the fatal disease since the beginning of the fiscal year. This is a fatal progressive neurodegenerative illness, it eats at brain lesions of deer, elk, and moose. The results are actually quite terrifying and the public should stay clear of all deer just in case the animal has the disease. Similar to a 'mad-cow' disease can turn these animals brains into Swiss cheese.
Bold text Now on the rise in 24 states.Any hunters should halt the sport till this fatal disease clears up. It can easily be transmitted to humans, especially if the deer is wondering in your yard. Watch for deer in your area, there has been known cases of dogs attacking deer and getting infected with horrible effects. Keep a close eye on your children and pets in your yard if you live in these areas. Seen in: Kansas, Wyoming, New Mexico, Texas, Michigan, Montana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Utah, Nebraska, North & South Dakota, Arkansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, and Iowa.
Updates weekly on the new disease, but for the time being watch your loved ones closely outdoors, and be safe. See you next time on MEK News, and have a great night.