The study focused on pregnant, free-ranging whitetails that were harvested from the southeastern U.S. Experts studying chronic wasting disease in free-ranging and captive deer populations have ...
By Mathew Holding Eagle III Four years ago, deer infected by chronic wasting disease were illegally dumped on public land in ...
An adult female elk in Elk Hunt Area 116 tested positive for the fatal neurologic infection, marking the area's first case.
After residents reported dead deer in their yards, the Michigan DNR confirmed epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in ...
Earlier this year, two new DMAs were established following detections of CWD in both wild and captive deer: Disease Management Area 9 (DMA 9): Portions of Carbon, Columbia, Luzerne and Schuylkill ...
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is reminding deer hunters about chronic wasting disease testing locations. Chronic wasting disease is a fatal illness affecting the central nervous system ...
A hunter-harvested white-tailed buck in Prentiss County, Mississippi, has tested positive for chronic wasting disease (CWD), ...
MISSOULA, Mont. — Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has established a new Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Management Zone in Hunting District 170, located near Kalispell, after CWD was detected in ...
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Sick deer that walked up to officer had CWD. Where officials confirmed the wasting disease
An adult doe in Genesee County that walked up to a conservation officer was confirmed to be suffering from chronic wasting disease, the Department of Natural Resources said. The fatal disease now has ...
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — In preparation for the regular archery deer hunting season, which opens September 27, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is offering free CWD (chronic wasting disease) testing ...
CWD has only been confirmed in one wild deer in Kentucky to date and continues to be closely monitored.RELATED: Kentucky 'humanely euthanizes' 22 improperly housed deer to curb CWD threatIn September, ...
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