This Pennsylvania Game Commission deer head collection bin has sat in the Salisbury Township Office parking lot off Route 340 for the past few years. Pennsylvania hunters worried about deer they’ve ...
This image from 2000, taken by the Wyoming Game and Fish and Chronic Wasting Disease Alliance, shows a deer with visible symptoms of chronic wasting disease.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is reminding deer and elk hunters who bag an animal this fall to have it tested for chronic wasting disease. The disease, which has never been confirmed in ...
Chronic wasting disease is spreading further east, leading Tennessee wildlife officials to discuss potential changes for deer management in the Volunteer State. Humphreys County has joined a growing ...
The North Dakota Game and Fish released its 2025 Chronic Wasting Disease test results.
Two deer tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Mississippi counties already within CWD management zones, near the borders of counties outside the zones. Due to the minimal impact on the ...
Chronic Wasting Disease affects deer, elk, and similar species and has no known cure or vaccine. Officials advise against consuming meat from deer that appear sick or test positive for the disease.
What is Chronic Wasting Disease in Texas? Here's what to know Learn about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) affecting deer in Texas, how it spreads, and steps you can take to help reduce its impact.
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