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Originally Posted by Speckle55
These area's of Deer and elk farms were high fence farms.. so can we agree than they were inside the fence .. and if proper protocall was use then it was totally contained inside the fence and then the animals were removed and so were those animals on the outside in the area,, its been over 10 yrs now with no infections reported in area ..In Sask they found a cow elk and calf that are the first elk in Canada and we have had found dead animals tested and then area was put on a mandatory head submission..
but hey this is about Baiting/feeding and i hope we all can agree that we Alberta Sportsmen/women/kids don,t allow it ...
on CWD its another thread
David  |
It's like i said if your
not testing for it, it doesn't exist
10 years ago or not , very low percentages need 1000's of submissions
Wether you believe in baiting or not we can all agree it's happening more then most want to admit , wether it's before or after the season....For pictures or just to get deer thru the winter.....
“Recent research in Wisconsin and Colorado has shown that large-scale culling of animals is ineffective in stopping the spread of the disease or reducing its prevalence.Food for thought