The CWD wheel goes round and round. Where it stops, nobody knows. But in today’s headlines, we learn the wheel stops from panic mode to eh-deal-with-it mode depending on which state you happen to live in., For example, in Michigan, lawmakers are calling for easing up on CWD-induced laws because the disease is spreading regardless […]
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Officials are investigating a message on ear tags on a big 10-point buck, killed legally by a hunter, and whether the deer was released from a deer farm.
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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law a bill removing the state’s minimum age for hunters, giving parents and mentors the decision-making power.
Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost is recovering in an Atlanta hospital after falling and breaking his pelvis while working on a treestand.
One state legislature is wrangling with the longtime debate about a minimum age for hunting, with a bill in motion to eliminate its current requirement.
With no uniform approach to battle chronic wasting disease, state wildlife officials must work with federal officials and each other to fight CWD.
Chronic wasting disease was discovered in Norway in spring 2016 and also has been confirmed in South Korea, making it a worldwide problem.
Research into chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer shows that infectious prions may be spread by the animals at food and water sources.