Warning: BOT FLY Infestation‼️ This is one of the more interesting things we’ve encountered while processing a deer! While Pat was caping out a buck, he pulled back the lower jaw back & this is what he found…Something neither one of us have ever seen but after doing some research it’s pretty common. They begin when an adult fly lays a group of eggs on the deers nose/mouth. The small larvae are released when the deer licks the eggs. The warm/wet environment permits the “hatching” of immature bots