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Message: <blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 244274" data-attributes="member: 4743">I am not sure what one needs to do but.As stated kill all the deer to save the deer??????ND game and fish told me that CWD is in the dirt and last forever.  So kill the host of the disease but not the disease and the disease will only be there when the deer come back.  Yes I do buy into that it is spread by contact, but if one if found to have it there are more so kill them all. (need to kill the disease and in my opinion you are not doing that by killing the deer, maybe slowing it down only) Would think if it is in the soil and lives forever that's where we need to focus for the future.  Not sure how it dies in the soil and NDGF told me the sun or whatever will never kill it.  I am sure something will kill it.  Maybe time.In my life time have dealt with anthrax and bangs disease in the cow herd, no fun and in the end one needs to kill the cows/bulls, bury and put lime on top.  But anthrax continues to lives in the soil also.  A lot of misunderstanding and a lot of lack of knowledge of just what it is, how it lives, ect. with the book learners so let's try whatever and not worry about all the consequence that come from whatever if it is good or bad.Some studies I have seen say it is bacteria and not a protein in the soil.But at one time the black death in Europe came close to wiping out the people and am not sure how that was stop.  But at the time they had all kinds of whys, where it came from and how to stop that were way out in left field.Read an article that stated at one time there were only 12000 humans left in the world due to some kind of disease.  No ideal how that is known but if true I guess we made it back.Yes we need to be concern.  Maybe nothing will stop it except nature itself one day.  But for now there is a lot of shots in the dark that it appears have not proven to work.  db</blockquote>

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