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And another CWD case in MS
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12/06/18 11:50 PM
12/06/18 11:50 PM
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wmd
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Another young deer, this is case #4 Marshall County, MS CWD positive
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
[Re: wmd]
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12/07/18 07:30 AM
12/07/18 07:30 AM
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I understand the intent of the new law about bringing cervid carcasses and parts into Alabama from other states. It's an effort being put forth to try to keep CWD out of our state.
How are we going to control wild, free ranging deer from moving back and forth across state lines? Alabama has 4 other states that we share state lines with. CWD is found in one of those states so far. There is no way possible to stop free ranging deer from moving back and forth across these state lines.
Sooner or later it's going to be discovered in Alabama. It very well could already be here.
Cuz-Pat
Patton's European Mounts Professional Quality Skull & Antler Taxidermy Since 1998
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
[Re: wmd]
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12/07/18 07:40 AM
12/07/18 07:40 AM
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I think it’s been here (ms), but we’ve just never tested for it so heavily, as we are now. It is most likely present there(al), too, and will be found if (when) y’all start testing more heavily.
experience is a freakin' awesome teacher....
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
[Re: wmd]
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12/07/18 07:51 AM
12/07/18 07:51 AM
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Dang seems to popping up everywhere there.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 08:25 AM
12/07/18 08:25 AM
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Dang seems to popping up everywhere there. Worst part is the 3 counties it has been found in don't even border each other. It's like throwing darts at a map.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
[Re: wmd]
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12/07/18 08:33 AM
12/07/18 08:33 AM
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Exactly what I was thinking. Can't make sense out of it.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
[Re: wmd]
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12/07/18 09:49 AM
12/07/18 09:49 AM
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Probably getting it from high fenced outfits would be my guess. That would explain the odd distribution.
They are going to screw us we will have it here in no time. This is what having your head in the sand and not having rules and people not following rules looks like.
No government employees were harmed in the making of this mess.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 10:04 AM
12/07/18 10:04 AM
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I understand the intent of the new law about bringing cervid carcasses and parts into Alabama from other states. It's an effort being put forth to try to keep CWD out of our state.
How are we going to control wild, free ranging deer from moving back and forth across state lines? Alabama has 4 other states that we share state lines with. CWD is found in one of those states so far. There is no way possible to stop free ranging deer from moving back and forth across these state lines.
Sooner or later it's going to be discovered in Alabama. It very well could already be here. Agreed, but the random jumps all over the nation has biologists stumped. Of course there is the component of people driving captive infected deer all over the country but what if that ain't it?
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 10:15 AM
12/07/18 10:15 AM
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Clem
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I think it’s been here (ms), but we’ve just never tested for it so heavily, as we are now. It is most likely present there(al), too, and will be found if (when) y’all start testing more heavily. Mississippi, like Alabama, has tested deer for CWD for more than 15 years if I recall correctly. The number of deer tested each year varied, depending on available money, but it's not like they've only tested for a couple of years. If CWD isn't in Alabama it will be at some point. Just a matter of time. The sky won't fall, deer hunting won't end, life will go on just like it does in Wisconsin and Minnesota and Arkansas and the other two dozen states or provinces with it. We'll just deal with things a little differently. I just hope research is being done into some other segments, such as whether avian or canine predators can spread the prions in scat and whether there's any connection between CWD and humans. The thing that truly baffles me is the number of people who ask things like "What is this, is it like EHD?" or "What does the state plan to do about this?" or other questions that have been answered ad nauseum. They aren't paying attention, don't read or listen, and don't care about educating themselves. I'm don't understand how some people can be that truly ignorant about something that has been discussed here for more than 10 years, easily and known in the deer world for much longer.
Last edited by Clem; 12/07/18 10:21 AM.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 10:28 AM
12/07/18 10:28 AM
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Honolua
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I'm Honey Lou Lou and I voted for Obama... Twice!!!
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I think it’s been here (ms), but we’ve just never tested for it so heavily, as we are now. It is most likely present there(al), too, and will be found if (when) y’all start testing more heavily. Mississippi, like Alabama, has tested deer for CWD for more than 15 years if I recall correctly. The number of deer tested each year varied, depending on available money, but it's not like they've only tested for a couple of years. If CWD isn't in Alabama it will be at some point. Just a matter of time. The sky won't fall, deer hunting won't end, life will go on just like it does in Wisconsin and Minnesota and Arkansas and the other two dozen states or provinces with it. We'll just deal with things a little differently. I just hope research is being done into some other segments, such as whether avian or canine predators can spread the prions in scat and whether there's any connection between CWD and humans. The thing that truly baffles me is the number of people who ask things like "What is this, is it like EHD?" or "What does the state plan to do about this?" or other questions that have been answered ad nauseum. They aren't paying attention, don't read or listen, and don't care about educating themselves. I'm don't understand how some people can be that truly ignorant about something that has been discussed here for more than 10 years, easily and known in the deer world for much longer. Once again, Clem calls it right, I agree with you 100% baffling that tons of people have no idea what it is or care to educate themselves.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 10:29 AM
12/07/18 10:29 AM
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Where do carcasses go once a commercial processor is done with them? I know some will or may sell hides, but what about the majority of the carcasses including head-spine-neuro and everything else?
Local trash dump? Tallow rendering? Dumped out on someone's Back 40?
"Hunting Politics are stupid!" - Farm Hunter
"Bible says you shouldn't put sugar in your cornbread." Dustin, 2013
"Best I can figure 97.365% of the general public is a paint chip eating, mouth breathing, certified dumbass." BCLC, 2020
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 12:23 PM
12/07/18 12:23 PM
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I understand the intent of the new law about bringing cervid carcasses and parts into Alabama from other states. It's an effort being put forth to try to keep CWD out of our state.
How are we going to control wild, free ranging deer from moving back and forth across state lines? Alabama has 4 other states that we share state lines with. CWD is found in one of those states so far. There is no way possible to stop free ranging deer from moving back and forth across these state lines.
Sooner or later it's going to be discovered in Alabama. It very well could already be here. Agreed, but the random jumps all over the nation has biologists stumped. Of course there is the component of people driving captive infected deer all over the country but what if that ain't it? You're right, nobody can control wild animals from crossing state lines. Wild deer don't often travel that far. That's why CWD typically doesn't spread very fast. It's reliant on deer movement patterns. Typically "long range" deer movement occurs during the rut and when sub-adult males begin to disperse and find new home ranges. Overall deer home ranges aren't huge. Usually a few hundred acres sometimes up to a few miles but that's not the norm.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 12:38 PM
12/07/18 12:38 PM
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According to the mentality of some on here deer know where property lines are so we should just put up some signs along the border with MS so they will know not to cross it.
No different than your neighbor blasting 55 does per year.... it should not have any impact on us at all if we would just put some signs up.
No government employees were harmed in the making of this mess.
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 12:41 PM
12/07/18 12:41 PM
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I am stumped, on the distribution and a appearance of cases. It would be interesting to look at the statistics from each county from past tests and see what confidence interval could be established relating to prevalence rates based on historical testing. I understand the sample numbers vary with funding but it still might provide some insight, as that type analysis could be used to determine that if it was in Mississippi before and went undetected how rare it had to be to resolve the statistics. I.e. if they tested ~300 deer from an area you can establish with 99% confidence that the prevalence rate was less than 1%. There is a transmission vector somewhere that isn't understood or hasn't been addressed before. Maybe the state guys are correct in cracking down on the bone component of out of state deer? The prions are extremely hardy so I can see how if you bring an unprocessed infected animal in from a CWD zone and then discard the remains after processing it could cause it to spread. However by the same token if it can in fact remain in the soil for long periods then is it being moved by log trucks and atvs and pickups?
Life is difficult Science prevails over bulldoodoo and superstition every time
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 12:49 PM
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Wanna see some eyes pop out and pants get in a twist, ask some folks about any correlation between elk relocations and CWD.
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"Bible says you shouldn't put sugar in your cornbread." Dustin, 2013
"Best I can figure 97.365% of the general public is a paint chip eating, mouth breathing, certified dumbass." BCLC, 2020
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Re: And another CWD case in MS
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12/07/18 01:06 PM
12/07/18 01:06 PM
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donia
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there are now 21 test check-in locations around the state and all are asked to bring heads for testing and all feeding laws have been suspended, so it will probably take at least this year to get usable data (of course, not all will comply). the routine is to keep the head cool or frozen, if you don’t take it directly from the skinning shed to the check station, debone meat and process, then wait for test results before consumption. haven’t heard about incinerating carcasses, but if not already happening it will, soon...otherwise it is digging an, at least, 8 foot hole to discard and bury the carcass in. this is prior to the Marshall Co case and statewide feedin ban https://www.mdwfp.com/media/256057/18-cwd-regs-for-hunting-season-30-single-pages.pdf
Last edited by donia; 12/07/18 01:21 PM.
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