5/9/2022 12:45:05 Virgil Sauder contacted Anonymous
We are currently looking into the number of deer in town and options for management.
Unfortunately a reduction in deer population has not been shown to make a difference in the number of ticks. Ticks have many other hosts that cause their spread and transmit the tick born diseases. The next time you see one of our local opossums, know that they consume a large amount of ticks and serve as a natural control
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Virgil Sauder contacted Samuel Frushour
We are currently looking into the number of deer in town and options for management.
Unfortunately a reduction in deer population has not been shown to make a difference in the number of ticks. Ticks have many other hosts that cause their spread and transmit the tick born diseases. The next time you see one of our local opossums, know that they consume a large amount of ticks and serve as a natural control
5/9/2022 12:44:23 Closed by Virgil Sauder
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Sent notification to Virgil Sauder
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Closed by Virgil Sauder
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5/9/2022 12:43:45 Virgil Sauder contacted Virgil Sauder
We are currently looking into the number of deer in town and options for management.
Unfortunately a reduction in deer population has not been shown to make a difference in the number of ticks. Ticks have many other hosts that cause their spread and transmit the tick born diseases. The next time you see one of our local opossums, know that they consume a large amount of ticks and serve as a natural control.
Sent notification to Virgil Sauder
https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=179798
Virgil Sauder contacted Virgil Sauder
We are currently looking into the number of deer in town and options for management.
Unfortunately a reduction in deer population has not been shown to make a difference in the number of ticks. Ticks have many other hosts that cause their spread and transmit the tick born diseases. The next time you see one of our local opossums, know that they consume a large amount of ticks and serve as a natural control.
5/9/2022 12:27:33 Anonymous assigned this case to Virgil Sauder
Sent notification to Virgil Sauder
https://bloomington.in.gov/crm/tickets/view?ticket_id=179798
Anonymous assigned this case to Virgil Sauder
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