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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 390422" data-attributes="member: 217">Your first was done in a controlled environment with a very large sample of saliva. Also your first article actually answers my second question since 2 of the 4 deer were not infected by the prions. So the answer for one has ? mark next to it since the study was only able to infect deer with a sample that would not be scientifically plausible in the wild. Good article bravo, would be interesting if the researcher had done any further testing on the 2 individual deer that were basically immune to the prion virus? I see Fritz beat me to it but I did find something interesting in the article that peak my interests, the possibility that deer may genetically hold a gene mutation that could be used to treat deer who can be infected. It's funny how the article&nbsp; just casually mentions that part of the study that it's can be chalked up as an anomaly and no further testing is needed. See shit like that gives hunters no faith in research that will point to a significant answer that would benefit the stopping of these indestructible prions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 390422, member: 217"] Your first was done in a controlled environment with a very large sample of saliva. Also your first article actually answers my second question since 2 of the 4 deer were not infected by the prions. So the answer for one has ? mark next to it since the study was only able to infect deer with a sample that would not be scientifically plausible in the wild. Good article bravo, would be interesting if the researcher had done any further testing on the 2 individual deer that were basically immune to the prion virus? I see Fritz beat me to it but I did find something interesting in the article that peak my interests, the possibility that deer may genetically hold a gene mutation that could be used to treat deer who can be infected. It's funny how the article just casually mentions that part of the study that it's can be chalked up as an anomaly and no further testing is needed. See shit like that gives hunters no faith in research that will point to a significant answer that would benefit the stopping of these indestructible prions. [/QUOTE]

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