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<blockquote data-quote="wct12" data-source="post: 360470" data-attributes="member: 8117"><p>Due to time constraints during testimony I was unable to speak but mine is uploaded online, and I invite you to read it... I condensed it down to a few key bullet points that I would have liked to been able to read the committee, but it was unable to be so I will upload it here and would like to hear your responses to my questions in it.</p><p></p><p>Chairman Porter, Committee Members… My name is Wyatt Thompson. I will be talking about some data that the Game and Fish has been collecting from unit 3F2. CWD was first found in state in 2009 in 3F2, with the Game and Fish implementing a ban on hunting over bait through their 2010 CWD Proclamation, even after a bill to ban baiting introduced into the legislature in 2007 and 2009 was shot down.</p><p></p><p></p><p>70 positive CWD cases have been found in North Dakota in 13 years of testing. 48 of these cases have come from 3f2, or 68.6% of all positives. In the last 3 years of released data, 2019-2021, 34 of 52 positives have come from 3F2, or 65% of positives from that time frame, even though the baiting restriction had been in place for 9 years prior.</p><p></p><p></p><p>After running through those numbers and remembering a baiting restriction has been in place now for 12 years total in 3F2, has that restriction the Game and Fish implemented been effective at impacting spread beyond a normal, natural deer to deer interaction, especially after the drastic spike the last 3 years?</p><p></p><p></p><p>At a Minot CWD meeting this past year, the Game and Fish Department stated they are moving away from data collection in 3F2. This has been the data collection site in the state that could back up the science they want us to believe… That a baiting restriction slows the spread of CWD, yet they are moving away from data there, specifically after the huge leap in positives the last 3 years. Perhaps the data and science does NOT match the narrative and agenda.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I Thank you for the opportunity to testify today and will answer any questions to the best of my abilities that the committee might have.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wct12, post: 360470, member: 8117"] Due to time constraints during testimony I was unable to speak but mine is uploaded online, and I invite you to read it... I condensed it down to a few key bullet points that I would have liked to been able to read the committee, but it was unable to be so I will upload it here and would like to hear your responses to my questions in it. Chairman Porter, Committee Members… My name is Wyatt Thompson. I will be talking about some data that the Game and Fish has been collecting from unit 3F2. CWD was first found in state in 2009 in 3F2, with the Game and Fish implementing a ban on hunting over bait through their 2010 CWD Proclamation, even after a bill to ban baiting introduced into the legislature in 2007 and 2009 was shot down. 70 positive CWD cases have been found in North Dakota in 13 years of testing. 48 of these cases have come from 3f2, or 68.6% of all positives. In the last 3 years of released data, 2019-2021, 34 of 52 positives have come from 3F2, or 65% of positives from that time frame, even though the baiting restriction had been in place for 9 years prior. After running through those numbers and remembering a baiting restriction has been in place now for 12 years total in 3F2, has that restriction the Game and Fish implemented been effective at impacting spread beyond a normal, natural deer to deer interaction, especially after the drastic spike the last 3 years? At a Minot CWD meeting this past year, the Game and Fish Department stated they are moving away from data collection in 3F2. This has been the data collection site in the state that could back up the science they want us to believe… That a baiting restriction slows the spread of CWD, yet they are moving away from data there, specifically after the huge leap in positives the last 3 years. Perhaps the data and science does NOT match the narrative and agenda. I Thank you for the opportunity to testify today and will answer any questions to the best of my abilities that the committee might have. [/QUOTE]
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