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Wildlife diseases are often spread through animal to animal contact, but can also be spread through contaminated habitats and feeding sites. Deer feces deposited near areas of human occupation, such as in yards and campsites, can facilitate the contraction of salmonellosis, which is caused by the dangerous E-Coli bacteria.
