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FILE - In this April 23, 2013 file photo, whitetail deer browse on tree buds in the Wood Lake Nature Center in Richfield, Minn. Wildlife managers say they're close to rounding up enough trash bins to dispose of deer carcasses in zones of Minnesota where they're trying to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease. One vendor recently decided not to accept carcasses that potentially might be contaminated. That has sent the Department of Natural Resources scrambling to find replacements ahead of Saturday's firearms deer season opener, but DNR officials say other companies are stepping in. (AP Photo/The Star Tribune, David Joles/Star Tribune via AP, File)

FILE - In this April 23, 2013 file photo, whitetail deer browse on tree buds in the Wood Lake Nature Center in Richfield, Minn. Wildlife managers say they're close to rounding up enough trash bins to dispose of deer carcasses in zones of Minnesota where they're trying to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease. One vendor recently decided not to accept carcasses that potentially might be contaminated. That has sent the Department of Natural Resources scrambling to find replacements ahead of Saturday's firearms deer season opener, but DNR officials say other companies are stepping in. (AP Photo/The Star Tribune, David Joles/Star Tribune via AP, File)

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