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The 72-year-old died at the scene.

The 55-year-old from Princeton died at a hospital a day after the crash.

The crash happened north of Mankato near the small town of Norseland.

Deer firearms season begins Nov. 6.

As the SUV rolled, it struck another vehicle approaching the other direction.

This comes after Minnesota deer farms imported five deer from an infected Wisconsin farm.

The victim was in front of his vehicle checking front front-end damage when the collision occurred.

The Minnesota DNR's commissioner called the discovery "deeply concerning."

Griffen was involved in the crash Thursday on his way to work.

Last year, CWD sampling was voluntary due to COVID-19.

Officials are looking for the deer to put it down.

The crash happened early Tuesday morning in Mille Lacs County.

The incident "seemed like a fitting end to a year that has been like no other," the superintendent said.

The crash happened Monday in Crow Wing County.

An investigation with precautionary measures is underway.

Firefighters rescued the deer and returned them to their mom.

The DNR will conduct surveillance in the area and a deer feeding ban will be in place.

The deer farm had a positive case of CWD back in October and was being depopulated.

There were 22 deer confirmed with CWD, but all within current disease management zones.

The hunts will be held the two weekends after Christmas.

The DNR said 'all sense of safety was disregarded.'

The Minnesota DNR calls this "concerning."

It's not clear why the 14-year-old boy was driving alone.