Captive White-Tailed Deer Fawn Mortality Secondary to

Strongyloides sp. has been identified as a cause of high fawn mortality in several New York state captive white-tailed deer (WTD) herds during the last 4 years.

Born With One Hoof in the Grave? Fawns Die Even Without Predators

Chronic Wasting Disease - Diseases - Wildlife - TPWD

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Activity and Movement Patterns of Young White-Tailed Deer Fawns

Hair-loss syndrome in deer Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

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WEC427/UW472: Lumpy Jaw in White-Tailed Deer

Reproductive characteristics of female white-tailed deer

Deer farmer owner challenges CWD allegations, says DNR's off the mark - Brainerd Dispatch

Ecology and Management of White-Tailed Deer in Missouri

Study Finds that Commonly Occurring Levels of Neonicotinoid