NDA CWD video

[elk yinzer]

Good to know we have so many CWD experts around

[whi52873]

Good to know we have so many CWD experts around

It doesn't take an expert to watch the video and dissect the complete garbage it portrays. It also doesn't take an expert to look at the data and reports published online.

[Lockdown]

Good to know we have so many CWD experts around

It doesn't take an expert to watch the video and dissect the complete garbage it portrays. It also doesn't take an expert to look at the data and reports published online.

It also doesn’t take an expert to realize that, in every area that mass extermination has been employed, CWD is still very prevalent.

It drives me nuts when they say it’s always fatal. Like others have said where are all the pics of these dead or nearly dead, emaciated, foaming at the mouth, circle walking deer?! It’s not fair to say it’s always fatal if infected deer are living past 6 or 7 years old. Many die naturally well before then anyway.

Edit: by “naturally” I mean due to natural causes, car accidents, severe winters, predation, hunters, etc

[purebowhunting]

Good to know we have so many CWD experts around

Can you post the credentials of those speaking in this video, how they're experts on the subject?

[elk yinzer]

This is one of the very few hunting topics that literally makes me angry and there has been far too much related discussion lately. I won't say anything nasty, and I guess I'll just pray it works out.

I'm out for a bit. Need to take a break. Happy trails, all.

[crankn101]

I posted this in the last CWD thread...

Born and raised about 15 miles from some of if not the first animals found to have CWD in Colo and we never see any dead animals out of the ordinary but the DOW completely wiped out the whitetails in the area and did a good number on the elk as well. On the other hand I hunt SD,NB and KS from time to time and when EHD hits its devastating and dead animals liter the ground.