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Study: Hunters Die After Consuming CWD-Infected Venison
Yeah I get it, and I wouldn't bee surprised if that happened here either. It's one study and though 500 samples seems like a lot with a 0% infection rate, there are like 7 billion people on the planet, which is a lot bigger sample size. So might there be situations where it could happen? I'd...- cwdrx
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Board leader backs Wisconsin wolf plan
"a nuanced approach to wolf management". Give me a break. Politicians from the cities crafting wildlife policy, always works so well- cwdrx
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HB 536 A Step Back on CWD
Good read, but I'm not sure I agree this is that big of a deal. I'm all about stopping the spread of CWD, but the changes listed here really don't seem all that impactful to me. -
Study: Hunters Die After Consuming CWD-Infected Venison
Those aren't real studies, but this is. And good timing too - just released last week. It shows that it's highly unlikely humans can get CWD. It's one study, so take it for you what you will. But it's a real study with real results. https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/30/6/23-1568_article The...- cwdrx
- Post #52
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Possible deer to human CWD transmission
Not claiming that the NIH is bullet-proof, but they just published a study saying it's very unlikely that humans get get CWD. They basically tried to infect human tissue with CWD and were unable to. https://cwdrx.com/blogs/insights/can-humans-get-sick-from-cwd- cwdrx
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Lifelong deer hunter here who wants to stop CWD
Lifelong deer hunter here who wants to stop CWD- cwdrx
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