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<blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 390468" data-attributes="member: 217">As far as the study with the 4 deer is deceiving in its research becauze of any sort studies needs to solve a specific theory that has specific criteria. Studies done on deer feeding out of the same water or food file, finding out the avg amount of saliva that a deer can generate at any particular time, then to give those deer that amount in a closed environment to prove that yes saliva can infect other deer with minimal saliva detected. Then you take a saliva sample and introduce it to a food and water source to give you conclusive evidence if in fact cwd is able to be transferred by saliva on a food pile. That's where the research should have continued, you don't stop research because you proved saliva under an obscene amount can cause infection , a size that would never scientifically happen in the wild. Trial and error&nbsp; provides the information that gets studied by further research. The link you posted is not available unless you have an account</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lunkerslayer, post: 390468, member: 217"] As far as the study with the 4 deer is deceiving in its research becauze of any sort studies needs to solve a specific theory that has specific criteria. Studies done on deer feeding out of the same water or food file, finding out the avg amount of saliva that a deer can generate at any particular time, then to give those deer that amount in a closed environment to prove that yes saliva can infect other deer with minimal saliva detected. Then you take a saliva sample and introduce it to a food and water source to give you conclusive evidence if in fact cwd is able to be transferred by saliva on a food pile. That's where the research should have continued, you don't stop research because you proved saliva under an obscene amount can cause infection , a size that would never scientifically happen in the wild. Trial and error provides the information that gets studied by further research. The link you posted is not available unless you have an account [/QUOTE]

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