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<blockquote data-quote="Fritz the Cat" data-source="post: 240857" data-attributes="member: 605">Earth is round. So which time zone do you live in? Today at the ND Board of Animal Health meeting, Casey from ND Game and Fish reported they have two cases of CWD in the southwest part of the State again. They have not done a full blown press release because they had a little mishap. A buck deer head was left at the collection site with the skull plate removed. The tag stayed with the antlers and the carcass tag with the meat. They provide you with a tag at that site to put on the discarded head. The hunter incorrectly wrote his license number down. They have it narrowed down to a few people.I asked Casey what Game and Fish can do for containment, hand out more licenses? He said they have. The idea is to keep the population low enough that the deer aren't expanding outward but not too low creating a vacuum pulling other deer in.More.....the CWD positive mule deer buck found in the northwest part of ND (3A1) was near Alkabo, northwest of Grenora or a little west of Fortuna. I had never heard of Alkabo ND before. Highway 2 or Montana's Hi-Line lit up this year. 2 in Blaine County, 1 in Phillips and 2 in Valley Counties.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fritz the Cat, post: 240857, member: 605"] Earth is round. So which time zone do you live in? Today at the ND Board of Animal Health meeting, Casey from ND Game and Fish reported they have two cases of CWD in the southwest part of the State again. They have not done a full blown press release because they had a little mishap. A buck deer head was left at the collection site with the skull plate removed. The tag stayed with the antlers and the carcass tag with the meat. They provide you with a tag at that site to put on the discarded head. The hunter incorrectly wrote his license number down. They have it narrowed down to a few people. I asked Casey what Game and Fish can do for containment, hand out more licenses? He said they have. The idea is to keep the population low enough that the deer aren't expanding outward but not too low creating a vacuum pulling other deer in. More.....the CWD positive mule deer buck found in the northwest part of ND (3A1) was near Alkabo, northwest of Grenora or a little west of Fortuna. I had never heard of Alkabo ND before. Highway 2 or Montana's Hi-Line lit up this year. 2 in Blaine County, 1 in Phillips and 2 in Valley Counties. [/QUOTE]

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