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A warmer-than-normal winter has led to a surge in tick activity across Wyoming, prompting health officials to warn outdoor enthusiasts about an increased risk of bites and tick-related illnesses.
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Think ticks are just a summer problem? In Wyoming a warm winter is changing when they show up and raising concerns

A warmer-than-normal winter has led to a surge in tick activity across Wyoming, prompting health officials to warn outdoor enthusiasts about an…

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