New study finds hunting male deer can help control spread of chronic wasting disease
“We found that harvesting a high proportion of the adult males in the herd – around 40% every year for 20 years, is expected to keep chronic wasting disease infections at low numbers,” lead author and USGS scientist Wynne Moss said in the press release.
Minnesota’s fight against chronic wasting disease (CWD) in deer has expanded following confirmed infections near Greenfield ...
Chronic wasting disease is an incurable illness in deer that causes neurological problems, much like mad cow disease. The DNR ...
This finding is concerning because it indicates possible new areas of CWD prevalence in wild deer where it hasn’t previously ...
A DNR study in southwestern Wisconsin has concluded deer populations are likely declining in areas of the state where CWD ...
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Chronic Wasting Disease: What to know in North CarolinaCJD is rare but fatal. The UK NHS lists possible symptoms including loss of intellect and memory, changes in personality, ...
It’s likely that some regulations in DPAs 266, 701, and 271 will change in the upcoming season in accordance with the DNR's ...
Supporters of the bill say that baiting bans infringe on private property rights and are based on needless fears over the ...
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes report a mule deer shot on the northern portion of the reservation has tested ...
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