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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 441221" data-attributes="member: 314">THANK YOU BROCKW!!!&nbsp; Well BrockW, you got one thing right.&nbsp; I don't agree with you.&nbsp; However, that doesn't change the reality that perception is opinion and your pretty graph is NOT fact.Pay attention BrockW.&nbsp; Sorry boys, but I'm going to capitalize and bold the next statement so everyone takes note:THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO APPROVED TESTS AVAILABLE TO DETECT CWD IN LIVING ANIMALS!!!!!&nbsp;&nbsp; They are working on them however, and it's in this area of cwd research that has my full support.&nbsp; However, at the current time the bold statement is the truth.How did the Wisconsin game and fish identify deer infected with cwd if the only way to test for cwd is AFTER DEATH?&nbsp; So how the hell can you get a survival probability from a dead deer?Same for Arkansas.&nbsp; How did they determine that at 1 year cwd positive animals are half as likely to be alive when there IS NOT an approved way to detect cwd from LIVING DEER?Same for that pretty graph at the bottom.&nbsp; How do you get an annual survival rate from cwd positive deer when they have to be dead to test them?As there are currently no approved cwd tests for live deer I submit that any information provided therein is based on unapproved methodologies and should be taken as such.You are GOLDEN BrockW!&nbsp; Keep it coming.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 441221, member: 314"] THANK YOU BROCKW!!! Well BrockW, you got one thing right. I don't agree with you. However, that doesn't change the reality that perception is opinion and your pretty graph is NOT fact. Pay attention BrockW. Sorry boys, but I'm going to capitalize and bold the next statement so everyone takes note: [B][I]THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO APPROVED TESTS AVAILABLE TO DETECT CWD IN LIVING ANIMALS!!!!![/I][/B] They are working on them however, and it's in this area of cwd research that has my full support. However, at the current time the bold statement is the truth. How did the Wisconsin game and fish identify deer infected with cwd if the only way to test for cwd is AFTER DEATH? So how the hell can you get a survival probability from a dead deer? Same for Arkansas. How did they determine that at 1 year cwd positive animals are half as likely to be alive when there IS NOT an approved way to detect cwd from LIVING DEER? Same for that pretty graph at the bottom. How do you get an annual survival rate from cwd positive deer when they have to be dead to test them? As there are currently no approved cwd tests for live deer I submit that any information provided therein is based on unapproved methodologies and should be taken as such. You are GOLDEN BrockW! Keep it coming. [/QUOTE]

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