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The Texas Animal Health Commission has confirmed the state's first 2012 case of anthrax in an adult whitetail deer near Uvalde. It is not uncommon for anthrax to be diagnosed in livestock or wildlife in the Southwest part of the state. In 2005, a pocket on Sutton County's southwest corner had it first outbreak of cases in 20 years that included cattle, horses and deer. San Angelo Standard-Times.
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