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Lots of hunters here in SE Ohio this past season have reportedly found green gooey stuff in their deer, mostly in the legs but scattered throughout the deer.  These are the adult nests, they're in there, surrounded by microfilaria.  The nests that manage to get out of the legs, concentrate near places the deer can't get to, should air transport for the microfilaria arrive.  Here's a pic one girl took.  She got some real huckleberry explanations for the green, like:  Those are bruises and wounds from where the deer has been fighting!

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