By Stephen Smoot As fall hunting seasons ramp up and thousands of West Virginians take to the woods, the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources has a field work assignment. It has asked anyone who notices signs of wildlife disease or disease-related mortality, to report findings to the DNR. Said Paul Johansen, chief of the Wildlife Resources Division, in a release last summer, "The Wildlife Resources Section relies on timely reports of wildlife health events from the public across the...