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While ticks are common in Montana, those typically found in the state do not spread the disease.
MONTANA - Scientists at Montana State University Extension Lab have discovered the state's first blacklegged tick, also known as the deer tick.
This tick is primarily found in the eastern United States and is known for spreading Lyme disease.
While ticks are common in Montana, those typically found in the state do not spread the disease.
The blacklegged tick was identified through DNA sequencing by MSU scientists after it was found on a hunter's dog.
Currently in Billings
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