More Than Half of Deer in NE Ohio Infected by Feral Cats January 8, 2015 Glen Wunderlich In Ohio, sixty percent of the 444 deer and more than 65 percent of 200 cats tested positive for Toxoplasma gondii – a parasite that can affect humans with toxoplasmosis. Details of the cat-astrophe are here… You May Also Like:Alabama Agencies Meet to Work on Feral Swine SolutionsMontana Issues 2022 Hunting ForecastsMore on Michigan's Wild HogsMichigan Deer Kill Continues Downward SpiralFlorida: Governor DeSantis Issues Updates on Hurricane IanFederal Ammunition HammerDown 444 Marlin Now AvailableMichigan Bear Hunting InfoMichigan DNR reports Benzie County's first TB-positive deer Wildlife
