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.
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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, ...
Chronic wasting disease is an incurable illness in deer that causes neurological problems, much like mad cow disease. The DNR ...
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Chronic Wasting Disease detected in new area within PennsylvaniaThe Pennsylvania Game Commission has announced that two deer have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in a new area. The adult male deers who tested positive were in Luzerne County and ...
The zombie deer disease has made its way to Georgia and its spread is concerning for animal experts and hunters alike.
By analyzing mule deer herds in Wyoming, researchers predict that hunters can help slow the spread of CWD by increasing ...
Two deer have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease in Luzerne County, the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the ...
Ending the spread of CWD appears unlikely because the prions, which cluster in the brain and nervous system, can be ...
Georgia confirms its first case of Chronic Wasting Disease in a white-tailed deer, prompting the DNR to establish a CWD ...
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