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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 272416" data-attributes="member: 1305">CWD is not likely a few mutations away from being able to be transferred to humans it is likely already completely transferable to humans and always has been. The problem is detecting it in humans and the fact that any symptoms from it are extremely hard to detect for many many years and when they do manifest would be likely very easy to confuse for other brain disorders such as dementia. As for why CWD just randomly appears in certain areas I'll guarantee you the game and fish will use that as case and point why they need the restrictions on moving specifically the spinal columns and skulls of the animals around. They'll use that as an example of what happens when an infected piece of a deer is disposed of in a new area and then infects that new area with the prions. As for always being here the odds of that are very very low because they have been testing extensively for many years and found nothing for the first damn near two decades but suddenly a few appeared in one unit and you can find this exact same testing phenomenon going on all over the place. Whole entire regions will be completely devoid for many years and then suddenly one case will show up soon after it will start multiplying and spreading out from the centralized area infecting new areas. In all likelihood CWD is a man-made problem started at a government facility in Colorado and it is going to be a problem for some time to come.</blockquote>

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