Common insecticide widespread in Minnesota deer herd

A pair of white-tailed deer bucks feed by waters edge at dusk. Researchers have found a commonly used insecticide in two thirds of the white tailed deer spleens collected from across Minnesota. It’s still unclear what the health effects on deer in the wild might be.
Al Goldis | AP 2011
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