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Looks like it, probably psoroptic mange. See tons of it on the Elk Refuge. I used to have to take skin scrapings and ID mites under the microscope. Not super uncommon, especially in winter.I’m not positive what mange looks like, but this looks like what I imagine mange looks like. Maybe more lesions and open wounds. I asked AI and it’s positive it’s lichen growing on the hair, not mange. I’m going with mange.
yeah, old man river said he was going to skin it and hang it today, and i would've helped but i was already weirded out. it was pretty gross. if it were mine, i'd be calling fish and game to come look and get their advice, but he seemed unbothered. and said the meat all looks good, so yay for him.I shot an old deer a few years ago that had that, it was the only time I ever gave meat away. May have been unwarranted, but I would have thought about the deer's nasty hide with every bite if I hadn't.
Shot a whitetail.woth a big spot missing hair on his back once. I figured it was from going under a fence. It was miles, only reason I know is they attacked my arms apparently.Looks like it, probably psoroptic mange. See tons of it on the Elk Refuge. I used to have to take skin scrapings and ID mites under the microscope. Not super uncommon, especially in winter.
If it is Psoroptes, chances are slim you or the dog would contract it. The different mite species are fairly host specific.My skin has been crawling all day since helping my dad with this elk this morning. i wish i didn't have my dog with me at the time, she's going on a topical treatment as soon as i get home, as are the other dogs. gross.