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AGM Venison by Adam and Laura on Instagram: "Educational content: Field processing of wild deer 🦌 Warble fly (Hypoderma spp.) in Scottish red deer Shown here are warble fly larvae beneath the skin of a red deer carcass. These parasites create small breathing holes in the hide and sit in the subcutaneous tissue only. Although they can look unpleasant, they do not affect the muscle or eating quality of the venison. Once the deer is properly gralloched, skinned, and trimmed, the meat is perfectly

VET LERNING ADVANCE FIELD TREATMENT on Instagram: "🔬 *Beware of *Hypoderma bovis**(Cattle Warble Fly)!* 🐄 *Hypoderma bovis* infestation leads to: ❌ Reduced milk & meat production 🥛🥩 ❌ Damaged hides & leather quality 👞 ❌ Pain, discomfort & secondary infections 🤕 🦠 *Life Cycle:* 🟡 Eggs laid on leg hairs → 🔴 Larvae penetrate skin → 🔵 Migrate through body → ⚫ Form warbles on back → 🟢 Mature & drop to pupate in so