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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BrockW" data-source="post: 440788" data-attributes="member: 5910">Seriously? I think you better read that again. The article doesn’t say the deer had it for 9 years. It says a 9 yr old doe was found positive.I hear these claims, but no one, not one person can present the EPI to prove it. If a farmed cervid tests positive, that’s recorded in state records. Records which should be available to the deer farmer and upon public information request to the public. That deer would be identified, quarantined, and documented. There would be a paper trail to prove that animal had the disease that long with all testing records. Yet, the EPI never materializes to show these claims are true.It was kind of funny when Dusty was claiming in 2023 that apple creek had a deer that had the disease for 10 years. Apple creek had a cull in 2017 because of some positive does that had been transferred from another deer farm. They tested every animal on that ranch in 2017, culled the positives, and somehow in 2023 they had a doe that had the disease for 10 years. Thats mathematically impossible and no testing records to back up the claim. I checked.I don’t know man, it seems kind of pathetic that you have to make assertions like that. But since that seems to hold some sort of importance with you, I never got the jab. I got the c one niner and it knocked me on my ass for a month and I figured I had the antibodies after that. But I also don’t have super strong feelings about it and don’t judge people either way.Well….it is…Already a high prevalence area. And guys claiming “it doesn’t kill deer” or “there’s no proof it kills deer” is part of the reason they let them go after they’re positive. Because they know some portion of them will die from end stage disease and then they’ll have documented proof. It’s just too bad proof doesn’t matter for some folks. Again…the amoeba.</blockquote>

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