Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) is one of two forms of Hemorrhagic Disease, Blue tongue Virus (BTV) being the other. EHD was first detected in the 1890s and outbreaks have since become a common reoccurrence in Indiana's deer populations. While EHD most commonly affects White Tailed Deer, but Mule deer and Pronghorn are also susceptible. Domesticated mammals like cows, goats and sheep are also impacted by EHD an other Hemorrhagic diseases. Both EHD and BTV are spread throu