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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wct12" data-source="post: 366367" data-attributes="member: 8117">When the "experts" back off and say CWD prions can percolate down in the soil over time in a food plot, but in house testimony says they stay present in soil for years posing a risk.. I don't know why I should trust that expert. The state board of animal health is made up members that have been elected to positions in the orgs they represent and have accountability back to the people that put them in that position therefore being accountable back to the people of North Dakota.. the Game and Fish hasn't had any form of accountability on this until now.. and came out and said if the state/unit ever became CWD free they have no protocol in place to repeal baiting restrictions, doesn't make it seem like ethics doesn't at least play some form of role.That same expert also tip toed around the topic of genetic resistance that has proven to have some leg to stand on (they compare to scrapie's a lot as prion diseases and look what genetics has done for that in sheep and what deer farms are dumping tons of money into researching). Imagine if they would have genome mapped those 52 deer by williston they killed to see if there was some form of genetic resistance in the wild herd there instead of just running a CWD test and then throwing them in the dump.When "experts" prove themselves to be untrustworthy and not have the data to back it up.. I'll question them absolutely. When hard data comes forth to prove me wrong, I'll bite my tongue and admit I am wrong..</blockquote>

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