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<blockquote data-quote="Maddog" data-source="post: 358699" data-attributes="member: 5355">Personally I find it interesting how we all admonish administration, politicians and the like for cherry picking/interpreting information for perceived agendas.&nbsp; Reading through this thread I see that both sides are guilty of the same if not similar opinion generation.&nbsp; Reminds me again of a friend's saying &quot;A man without data is just another smuck with an opinion&quot;.&nbsp; I too fall into the same trap.To just pick &quot;one&quot; point and not the person at all, the opinion was voiced how CWD had grown in Colorado despite efforts to curb it, ie baiting bans.&nbsp; My devil's advocate stance (or contrarion viewpoint) is perhaps without their efforts it would have been even worse.&nbsp;&nbsp; Who among us is expert enough to make a valid statement one way or the other?&nbsp; Not me.&nbsp; Seems like solely an opinion to me.&nbsp;&nbsp; ?? I don't know.Trust me, I do wish CWD would go away.&nbsp; There appears to be no cross species (ie to human) transfer that I am aware of but I may be wrong.&nbsp; ?&nbsp;&nbsp; I do know that my sister-in-law's sister just died of an aggressive form of Jacob-Kreutzfield (sp?) like disease this past fall.&nbsp; The doctors where stymied to come up with a reason why and what it was.&nbsp; Perhaps unrelated, but their family were staunch consumers of wild game (read venison).&nbsp; Until it hits closer to home, I too would sometimes shrug my shoulders and feel, &quot;so what?&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; My interest level has increased.Carry on.Or maybe it was because she got the Covid vaccine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maddog, post: 358699, member: 5355"] Personally I find it interesting how we all admonish administration, politicians and the like for cherry picking/interpreting information for perceived agendas. Reading through this thread I see that both sides are guilty of the same if not similar opinion generation. Reminds me again of a friend's saying "A man without data is just another smuck with an opinion". I too fall into the same trap. To just pick "one" point and not the person at all, the opinion was voiced how CWD had grown in Colorado despite efforts to curb it, ie baiting bans. My devil's advocate stance (or contrarion viewpoint) is perhaps without their efforts it would have been even worse. Who among us is expert enough to make a valid statement one way or the other? Not me. Seems like solely an opinion to me. ?? I don't know. Trust me, I do wish CWD would go away. There appears to be no cross species (ie to human) transfer that I am aware of but I may be wrong. ? I do know that my sister-in-law's sister just died of an aggressive form of Jacob-Kreutzfield (sp?) like disease this past fall. The doctors where stymied to come up with a reason why and what it was. Perhaps unrelated, but their family were staunch consumers of wild game (read venison). Until it hits closer to home, I too would sometimes shrug my shoulders and feel, "so what?" My interest level has increased. Carry on. Or maybe it was because she got the Covid vaccine. [/QUOTE]

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