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<blockquote data-quote="Reprobait" data-source="post: 240474" data-attributes="member: 777">A perspective from an area where it is prevalent. (Wisc)&nbsp; About 50% and climbing of bucks have it.&nbsp; 2 years from infection to death.&nbsp;&nbsp; It will be a lot harder to grow large bucks, if that is what you are into.&nbsp;&nbsp; At some point affecting the overall population?&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't want to see thing become like that.&nbsp; Wisc. started to cull the herd in that area, but got overrode by the politicians and public opinion.&nbsp; Like the guy implied in the article, you would not look at deer hunting the same way again.<a href="https://madison.com/ct/news/local/environment/some-fear-that-chronic-wasting-disease-is-spinning-out-of/article_fdd10051-8542-577c-84ed-81d83335cced.html" target="_blank">https://madison.com/ct/news/local/environment/some-fear-that-chronic-wasting-disease-is-spinning-out-of/article_fdd10051-8542-577c-84ed-81d83335cced.html</a>I would not eat an infected deer and definitely would not give it to kids.&nbsp; It would be a horrible way to go if a human became infected.&nbsp; So far it ND just the one area is infected as far as I know.&nbsp;&nbsp; Maybe the baiting ban has helped.&nbsp;&nbsp; We can try to slow the spread as much as possible.&nbsp; &nbsp; Going back to doing nothing is always an option. &nbsp;&nbsp; Another article:&nbsp; <a href="https://madison.com/ct/news/local/cwd-spreads-on-deer-and-elk-farms-as-wisconsin-s/article_7d7dfdc4-3714-513e-bf36-633f1c982c44.htm" target="_blank">https://madison.com/ct/news/local/cwd-spreads-on-deer-and-elk-farms-as-wisconsin-s/article_7d7dfdc4-3714-513e-bf36-633f1c982c44.htm</a>- - - Updated - - -The interesting Joe Rogan podcast on CWD.&nbsp;&nbsp; Linked to on here a few months ago.&nbsp; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3s6p2UP57Q</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reprobait, post: 240474, member: 777"] A perspective from an area where it is prevalent. (Wisc) About 50% and climbing of bucks have it. 2 years from infection to death. It will be a lot harder to grow large bucks, if that is what you are into. At some point affecting the overall population? I don't want to see thing become like that. Wisc. started to cull the herd in that area, but got overrode by the politicians and public opinion. Like the guy implied in the article, you would not look at deer hunting the same way again. [url]https://madison.com/ct/news/local/environment/some-fear-that-chronic-wasting-disease-is-spinning-out-of/article_fdd10051-8542-577c-84ed-81d83335cced.html[/url] I would not eat an infected deer and definitely would not give it to kids. It would be a horrible way to go if a human became infected. So far it ND just the one area is infected as far as I know. Maybe the baiting ban has helped. We can try to slow the spread as much as possible. Going back to doing nothing is always an option. Another article: [url]https://madison.com/ct/news/local/cwd-spreads-on-deer-and-elk-farms-as-wisconsin-s/article_7d7dfdc4-3714-513e-bf36-633f1c982c44.htm[/url] [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] The interesting Joe Rogan podcast on CWD. Linked to on here a few months ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3s6p2UP57Q [/QUOTE]

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