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<blockquote data-quote="Bauer" data-source="post: 331311" data-attributes="member: 775">Its bad in 3A3 like posted above, I live in Garrison and spotted at least 6 in my pheasant travels north and west yesterday. A GNF source I visited with found 5 in one area while hunting and said all were dead in the last 48hrs. He mentioned to me about the GNF Mortality Report and asked to fill out my sightings. They are indeed aware and are trying to track how far it has reached, he knows of cases all the way to Minot. The link below is for the mortality report and it is very quick and easy to fill out.<a href="https://gf.nd.gov/wildlife/diseases/mortality-report" target="_blank">Wildlife Mortality Report | North Dakota Game and Fish</a>Albeit, the increased foot traffic with pheasant season is going to make this sound very bad, and it is, but the sudden appearance is only due to the increased visiblity. Lets hope this snow and cold happens this week, because we really need it!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bauer, post: 331311, member: 775"] Its bad in 3A3 like posted above, I live in Garrison and spotted at least 6 in my pheasant travels north and west yesterday. A GNF source I visited with found 5 in one area while hunting and said all were dead in the last 48hrs. He mentioned to me about the GNF Mortality Report and asked to fill out my sightings. They are indeed aware and are trying to track how far it has reached, he knows of cases all the way to Minot. The link below is for the mortality report and it is very quick and easy to fill out. [URL="https://gf.nd.gov/wildlife/diseases/mortality-report"]Wildlife Mortality Report | North Dakota Game and Fish[/URL] Albeit, the increased foot traffic with pheasant season is going to make this sound very bad, and it is, but the sudden appearance is only due to the increased visiblity. Lets hope this snow and cold happens this week, because we really need it! [/QUOTE]

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