In this episode, we sit down with aquatic biologist and land management expert Zach Haas to uncover a powerful but overlooked factor in deer herd health—WATER. Zach explains how poor water quality fuels the spread of EHD (Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease) by creating perfect breeding conditions for the midge, the disease-carrying insect wiping out whitetails across the country. From personal experience and decades of research, Zach shares how managing your ponds and tubs can drastically reduce EHD risk on your property. And for the first time on the podcast, Zach introduces a new product he's bringing to market—EHD-fense. This 3-part pond treatment system (Catapult, Live Water, and Demuck) is designed specifically for landowners, hunters, and habitat managers looking to improve water quality, restore aquatic ecosystems, and combat EHD at the source. Easy to apply, cost-effective, and biologically backed—EHD-fense is about prevention, protection, and long-term herd health. If you're a landowner, hunter, or wildlife manager—this episode could change how you manage your land forever. 💧 Learn more about EHD-fense https://www.ehd-fense.com A 3-step treatment system designed to restore small ponds and water sources—decrease muck, boost biology, and defend your herd from EHD. 📩 Contact Zach [email protected] Custom treatment protocols available for landowners nationwide.

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