FYI for deer hunting in Wyoming

Bob kellam Said:
Although scientists believe that CWD in an infected animal can be transmitted to humans, hunters are advised not to eat infected animals.

I think it was suppose to say "can not"?

http://billingsgazette.com/lifestyles/recreation/article_8c3f5609-d992-5176-8dee-0fb5dc95df7f.html

Your Correct as to what it should say. Above is the link for the story.. I didn't change it..

Bob there are no HFH in Wy.  So who will you and the FC boyz blame the CWD on? Kaseman lived there once.    

mauserG33-40 Said:
Bob there are no HFH in Wy.  So who will you and the FC boyz blame the CWD on? Kaseman lived there once.    

C'mon Mauser. Let it rest.

Dewey

There is no person on earth to blame CWD on and be able to prove it originated from them (or there) with absolute certainty. I find that a mystery in itself. With TSE it can be traced to a critter that was born on such and such date in BF Egypt, Hard to keep production records for wildlife though.
 
Lots of speculation and information that it started in Colorado in a captive wildlife (not farmed wildlife) facility. Since then the Prions that are believed responsible for CWD have been studied extensively and there has been research that “speculates” that they (Prions) may be naturally occurring in certain soil types, could be but in the science community “absolute certainty” are a couple of big words and not thrown around lightly.
 
I don’t remember ever saying that anyone in particular is to blame for CWD. All there is is anecdotal and statistical evidence that there is any correlation between CWD and any HFH industry, again probably because of record keeping.
 
In the wild, I am sure CWD just walks across the political boundary. Bottom line is that once you get it established it is very difficult, possibly impossible, and costly to try to get rid of it. Mother Nature , if you believe in the concept, is going to rule us like it or not.