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Re: CWD
[Re: centralala]
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12/22/19 06:01 PM
12/22/19 06:01 PM
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What's more plausible: CWD infected deer walking down here from Colorado or someone bringing one or parts of one from an infected area? You have a point. I didn't realize the closest deer by walking distance was in Colorado with CWD. In that case, then yes, it will be brought in by a person. A deer is not walking that far. I could have sworn I heard is was closer to Alabama than Colorado though. Colorado is where it was first discovered. That has nothing to do with how it will get to Alabama. May not even have to do with where it originated. Lol. Ok.
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