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<blockquote data-quote="ndlongshot" data-source="post: 330139" data-attributes="member: 244">How much time ya got KDM? 1.) Application of something like that even on a small drainage like apple creep seems hard to achieve at scale. With how many landowners and water resources exist on it. Aerial application? Maybe. Can gnf afford that? Up for conversation. And right now they are saying the outbreak is the Missouri corridor from the dam to south of bismarck. Is EHD endemic? Is it something that has always played a role? If its always been around, its likely a natural barrier between mule deer and whitetail populations. I agree individual landowners can treat their stock water, but deer travel so much I&quot;m not sure it matters. All you can do is try? Determining successful results may be difficult.2. What are those black striped wing flys that come around every few years? I call them zombie flies. Damn things can get into everywhere. Campers, house windows, cars. I figured after winter they would die, but nope come spring the bast%$#@ come back to life! They never fly to far, sit and twitch their wings. Any control for them?!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndlongshot, post: 330139, member: 244"] How much time ya got KDM? 1.) Application of something like that even on a small drainage like apple creep seems hard to achieve at scale. With how many landowners and water resources exist on it. Aerial application? Maybe. Can gnf afford that? Up for conversation. And right now they are saying the outbreak is the Missouri corridor from the dam to south of bismarck. Is EHD endemic? Is it something that has always played a role? If its always been around, its likely a natural barrier between mule deer and whitetail populations. I agree individual landowners can treat their stock water, but deer travel so much I"m not sure it matters. All you can do is try? Determining successful results may be difficult. 2. What are those black striped wing flys that come around every few years? I call them zombie flies. Damn things can get into everywhere. Campers, house windows, cars. I figured after winter they would die, but nope come spring the bast%$#@ come back to life! They never fly to far, sit and twitch their wings. Any control for them?! [/QUOTE]

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