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<blockquote data-quote="snow1" data-source="post: 341546" data-attributes="member: 7725">KDM,I hunted&nbsp; this spring with a ornthologist from nebraska university,we talked about the&nbsp; bird flu and why kill every bird in the flock,he has done extentive studies the past 15 years.His input best I can remember:he's done thousands of PCR's some have trivial mistakes,If a chicken flock has h5n1 or higher pathogenic version it will spread quickly to every bird,killing every bird in the flock,workers will spread the virus on shoes etc.,he claims only logical action is to kill off the flock as quickly as possible,this flu doesn't run it's course like our annual influenza,The possibility of a chicken will be resistant to h5n1 is very low and not worth the risk.Further when this professor was in S.E. asia several years ago doing a study this flu infected the asian population,he claimed about 50% of the ppl that caught this flu died within a couple days of being infected.although they lacked quality medical care.He said fortunately the flu doesn't transmit to humans easily or from person to person.he lectures often and sent me to&nbsp; this site for more information,I thought you or others might want to check out.&quot;nextstrain.org&quot;This site shows how far this flu has spread all thru asia and euorpe,even africa.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snow1, post: 341546, member: 7725"] KDM, I hunted this spring with a ornthologist from nebraska university,we talked about the bird flu and why kill every bird in the flock,he has done extentive studies the past 15 years. His input best I can remember: he's done thousands of PCR's some have trivial mistakes,If a chicken flock has h5n1 or higher pathogenic version it will spread quickly to every bird,killing every bird in the flock,workers will spread the virus on shoes etc.,he claims only logical action is to kill off the flock as quickly as possible,this flu doesn't run it's course like our annual influenza,The possibility of a chicken will be resistant to h5n1 is very low and not worth the risk. Further when this professor was in S.E. asia several years ago doing a study this flu infected the asian population,he claimed about 50% of the ppl that caught this flu died within a couple days of being infected.although they lacked quality medical care. He said fortunately the flu doesn't transmit to humans easily or from person to person. he lectures often and sent me to this site for more information,I thought you or others might want to check out. "nextstrain.org" This site shows how far this flu has spread all thru asia and euorpe,even africa. [/QUOTE]

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