Idaho CWD Control Plans

[Alabama]

That’s what I keep reading and hearing. For this my biggest question is how did it jump all the way across the state?

Pretty simple, it rode in the back of a truck after somebody killed an infected deer. They dumped the carcass and now it's in the environment in a new area. That's why so many states have such strict rules about what parts are able to be transported. That's how it got all the way to South Korea (except there it was due to the transport of live infected animals).

 

[kidoggy]

soilent green. it's what's for dinner.

 

[kidoggy]

pity we didn't use this type of plan to control the covid pandemic. thinning the herds throughout our cities would have gone a long way towards slowing the spread!

 

[idcwby]

Here’s the update:

F&G wraps up deer removal project in Slate Creek this spring

Over 300 CWD negative animals have been donated so far from the deer removal work in Slate Creek drainage. Additional animals will be donated as final sample results come back from the lab.

idfg.idaho.gov