The deer was apparently infected with fibromas, wart-like tumors that covered nearly every inch of its face.

As a result, the organization says, the warts are considered to exist in the entirety of the white-tailed deer range. But such fibromas are not caused by "Monsanto’s Roundup," or any other ...

Warts and all: Minnesota deer covered in tumors goes viral DNR says affliction is not rare, but case of Pipestone deer is 'one of worst cases' agency has seen ...

This deer, shot southeast of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, has a virus that causes large growths known as “deer warts.” Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division photo Frightening-looking ...

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They added the cutaneous fibromas are common and not a threat to our state’s deer populations. “Deer with warts may look icky, but the meat is still fine.

In a Facebook post, CPW described the deer’s growths as warts that are cutaneous fibromas caused by a virus. “They are pretty unsightly, but not serious,” CPW wrote. “The deer is walking ...

A deer was causing concern for Colorado residents after it was seen with “unsightly” growths covering its body.

White-tailed deer with large growths are being found by hunters in Alabama. State wildlife officials have an explanation for the stomach-turning affliction. It’s “deer warts.” ...

Two Pa. whitetail experts explain some of the common diseases and ailments that may cause a white-tailed deer to act or appear abnormally in the wild.