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Terry McClain says that the mange is due to a parasitic infestation. Some sort of snail parasite has infested the grass in this region, the deer ingest it when eating the grass, they get the parasitic infection, they lose their hair. It is not actually a primary skin problem, but a systemic illness. That's all I know. The MRNP rangers, or most any ranger in the state, can probably tell you a lot more. Or send a pm to Terry.

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