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Hot Fall Weather Triggers Disease Outbreak in Montana Big-Game Herds
Original: Hot fall triggers disease outbreak in some Montana big-game herds
An unusually warm fall in Montana has triggered a disease outbreak among some big-game herds, including deer and elk populations. Local outlets report that mild conditions have allowed pathogens and parasites to persist longer than normal, raising concern among wildlife managers about herd health across the state.
Why now: Unseasonably warm autumn weather is being linked to wildlife disease, drawing regional attention to its impacts on Montana's game herds.
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Evidence
- Hot fall triggers disease outbreak in some Montana big-game herds · Bozeman Daily Chronicle
- Hot fall triggers disease outbreak in some Montana big-game herds · Bozeman Daily Chronicle
- Hot fall triggers disease outbreak in some Montana big-game herds · Billings Gazette
- Hot fall triggers disease outbreak in some Montana big-game herds · Explore Big Sky
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