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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 268024" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>CWD is a Non Issue to me until evidence surfaces to the contrary.&nbsp; Wild deer and elk don't live 20 years normally and yet Wyoming has had CWD across much of the state for more than 20 years and still remains one of THE BEST TROPHY BIG GAME DESTINATIONS!!!!!&nbsp; Where is this deer/elk Armageddon I keep hearing about??&nbsp; Wisconsin has one of the highest deer hunter numbers as well as deer numbers and has had CWD for years.&nbsp; Yet there lacks a single case of human infection, a single case of illness, or even a single case of a hunter being uncomfortable from eating CWD infected venison.&nbsp; Additionally, they have one of the highest deer populations in the entire country and it's growing even with CWD and their scorched earth &quot;We need to kill all the deer so they don't die of CWD&quot; stupidity.&nbsp; Fascinating.&nbsp; I find these FACTS infinitely more valid than the emotional outcries for a bunch of &quot;the sky is falling&quot; fear mongers.&nbsp; In response to the OP, I would not submit a head for the simple fact that if and when CWD is detected anywhere in ND the Mighty Game and Fish Ban Hammer comes crashing down almost immediately despite the COMPLETE LACK OF SCIENTIFIC DATA showing that CWD is any threat to humans or the deer and elk populations as a whole.&nbsp; Show me the data that any CWD countermeasure implemented by anyone, anywhere, has reduced, helped, aided, or positively impacted CWD infection rates.&nbsp; If not, we're done here.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 268024, member: 314"] CWD is a Non Issue to me until evidence surfaces to the contrary. Wild deer and elk don't live 20 years normally and yet Wyoming has had CWD across much of the state for more than 20 years and still remains one of THE BEST TROPHY BIG GAME DESTINATIONS!!!!! Where is this deer/elk Armageddon I keep hearing about?? Wisconsin has one of the highest deer hunter numbers as well as deer numbers and has had CWD for years. Yet there lacks a single case of human infection, a single case of illness, or even a single case of a hunter being uncomfortable from eating CWD infected venison. Additionally, they have one of the highest deer populations in the entire country and it's growing even with CWD and their scorched earth "We need to kill all the deer so they don't die of CWD" stupidity. Fascinating. I find these FACTS infinitely more valid than the emotional outcries for a bunch of "the sky is falling" fear mongers. In response to the OP, I would not submit a head for the simple fact that if and when CWD is detected anywhere in ND the Mighty Game and Fish Ban Hammer comes crashing down almost immediately despite the COMPLETE LACK OF SCIENTIFIC DATA showing that CWD is any threat to humans or the deer and elk populations as a whole. Show me the data that any CWD countermeasure implemented by anyone, anywhere, has reduced, helped, aided, or positively impacted CWD infection rates. If not, we're done here. [/QUOTE]

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