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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 240948" data-attributes="member: 1305">Yeah don't suggest to them being more aggressive other states have tried this and it fails epicly every time! If you want a case study in this look no further than Wisconsin's reaction or more so ridiculous over reaction in which they tried to kill every single deer in a given area and failed epically. For the past few years biologists loved to point at Wyoming showing the negative effects of CWD decimating the heard there unfortunately for their point Wyoming got a couple good Winters in a row and now the area that was running low has record numbers of deer shooting they're whole premise to hell and back!- - - Updated - - -Prions are not a living thing therefore they cannot be killed with heat alcohol or even radiation. Even medical autoclave cannot destroy them. Brains that have been infected with them and kept in formaldehyde jars for decades still have the ability to pass them on and infect new areas. This is why once they get in the soil there's pretty much no getting rid of them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 240948, member: 1305"] Yeah don't suggest to them being more aggressive other states have tried this and it fails epicly every time! If you want a case study in this look no further than Wisconsin's reaction or more so ridiculous over reaction in which they tried to kill every single deer in a given area and failed epically. For the past few years biologists loved to point at Wyoming showing the negative effects of CWD decimating the heard there unfortunately for their point Wyoming got a couple good Winters in a row and now the area that was running low has record numbers of deer shooting they're whole premise to hell and back! [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Prions are not a living thing therefore they cannot be killed with heat alcohol or even radiation. Even medical autoclave cannot destroy them. Brains that have been infected with them and kept in formaldehyde jars for decades still have the ability to pass them on and infect new areas. This is why once they get in the soil there's pretty much no getting rid of them. [/QUOTE]

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