That’s why learning how to blood trail a deer effectively is a critical skill every deer hunter must develop. Obvious blood trails are fun to follow while unraveling more challenging tracks can prove ...

A recent paper from a University of Massachusetts Amherst laboratory has found that white-tailed deer blood kills Lyme, a discovery that could lead to new forms of treatment.

As temperatures warm across the Northeast and tick activity increases, a new study finds the blood of white-tailed deer kills the bacteria that causes Lyme disease. Search Query Show Search.