PIERRE, (KCCR) — The weather this year has been the perfect mixing pot for another round of hemorrhagic disease in South Dakota’s deer and antelope populations. Senior Wildlife Biologist Byron Buckley with the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department says cases of E-H-D have been sporadic…
Buckley says drought conditions working with what little rain has fallen has spurred the cases seen so far…
Controlling license sales is one way to help maintain populations impacted by E-H-D and Wildlife Division Director Tom Kirschenmann says that is under consideration…
In past instances of a license buy back, preference points were returned to license holders as well.
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