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<blockquote data-quote="KDM" data-source="post: 244262" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>So let me get this straight.&nbsp; CWD has been here since 1967 and in that time hasn't been shown to reduce big game populations anywhere it's found, hasn't caused a single human ailment to date, and is difficult to transmit even in laboratory conditions.&nbsp; 5 decades of no human infection isn't enough evidence for you that it's not a human threat and it's so worrisome to you as to justify banning a common and effective hunting method as well as killing every deer in an area to control it???&nbsp; With that kind of concern, how do you leave the house to go hunting or fishing when you are exposed to antrax, lyme disease, west nile virus, rabies, giardiasis, tularimia, tuberculosis, avian influenza, leptospirosis, roundworms, and a myriad of less common diseases that are found in the ND deer, ducks, geese, fur bearers, rabbits, fish, and other game that you and other hunters are exposed to annually??&nbsp; All of these are found in ND every year and all have absolute irrefutable evidence that they infect humans.&nbsp; Should we kill all the deer in ND because they might carry tuberculosis or anthrax??</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="KDM, post: 244262, member: 314"] So let me get this straight. CWD has been here since 1967 and in that time hasn't been shown to reduce big game populations anywhere it's found, hasn't caused a single human ailment to date, and is difficult to transmit even in laboratory conditions. 5 decades of no human infection isn't enough evidence for you that it's not a human threat and it's so worrisome to you as to justify banning a common and effective hunting method as well as killing every deer in an area to control it??? With that kind of concern, how do you leave the house to go hunting or fishing when you are exposed to antrax, lyme disease, west nile virus, rabies, giardiasis, tularimia, tuberculosis, avian influenza, leptospirosis, roundworms, and a myriad of less common diseases that are found in the ND deer, ducks, geese, fur bearers, rabbits, fish, and other game that you and other hunters are exposed to annually?? All of these are found in ND every year and all have absolute irrefutable evidence that they infect humans. Should we kill all the deer in ND because they might carry tuberculosis or anthrax?? [/QUOTE]

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