Originally Posted by Remington270
Originally Posted by hvfs1118
Originally Posted by southbamaone
I wonder if they are talking about high fence deer plantations?
“The infection rates among some captive deer can be much higher, with a rate of 79 percent (nearly 4 in 5) reported from at least one captive herd,” the CDC says http://www.wbrc.com/2019/02/16/zombie-deer-disease-has-impacted-wildlife-states/

There deer farms in Alabama that has been there for 33 years So I think you can put the captive deer ideal in the trash just because they are in breed pens don't mean they get cwd think about it 33 years and never a single case of cwd Just because they are in pen don't mean they get cwd


And just because you juggle chainsaws doesn’t mean you’ll get cut. But it’s not smart because your odds are higher. The idea that captive, high density deer don’t have a higher chance of getting CWD is untrue. CWD started in deer pens.

It maybe untrue But that does not mean that it will cause cwd there are a lot of places that have cwd and they cant blame it on whitetail deer farms Norway has cwd in reindeer and they have no ideal where it came from