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That's all real neat and stuff, but the folks out in Colorado, where this all started don't seem near as concerned as those wishing to over politicize this issue.
https://www.denverpost.com/2014/07/...asting-disease-not-a-factor-in-deers-decline/
Because his take is no different then any other biologists out there. They don't like baiting because it is another vector "that can", but is not proven to, spread the disease, he knows that states that already have it have found no way to contain it and are learning to live with the disease and that the best treatment for the disease is to just not get it in your state. He also knows that CWD is not started by baiting. No reason to fight, we know his stance and he knows the proponents of baiting's stance.
I have and got jumped on by others here for daring to disagree with Georgia DNR. Criticising any other government agency is allowed here but not DNR.I notice all you guys bashing lampern don't have much in the way of rebuttal to Mr. Killmaster. How come dat is? Don't want to be embarrassed with facts and data in public by the wildlife biologist responsible for managing whitetail deer in this state?
I don't know why all you outhouse wildlife biologists are afraid to take on Mr. Killmaster. I'm sure he can easily be proven wrong by one of you making a tour de force presentation. Surely one of you has the guts to take him on, mano y mano?
I have and got jumped on by others here for daring to disagree with Georgia DNR. Criticising any other government agency is allowed here but not DNR.
That's all real neat and stuff, but the folks out in Colorado, where this all started don't seem near as concerned as those wishing to over politicize this issue.
https://www.denverpost.com/2014/07/...asting-disease-not-a-factor-in-deers-decline/
Question....to Killmaster. (it may have been asked already, but I couldn't stay focused to read every post, PTSD, ADD or whatever...lol). IS OUTLAWING URINE part of the new CWD plan for Ga? If so, will we be given one season to use up the case of Buck Bomb I have?
I hope that some of you who were on here bashing the very guys trying to save our deer herd looked at some the data presented in this thread. If you did, I assume you now know that CWD is a huge threat to our way of life and anything that we can do to try and stop that from happening should be on the table. We can either fight it now or fight it later. Better to be proactive than reactive in this case, or we will be like Wisconsin and Wyoming.
Exactly how is it in Wyoming or Wisconsin?? What has changed so drastically?? People are still hunting, killing and eating deer. Michigan has CWD as does Illinois and many other mid-western states and they are still hunting and killing deer, I know, I hunt, kill and eat them every year. So what exactly has changed as far as "threatening our way of life" as you say? This is not to say that CWD should not be taken seriously but to what extent?? It's not like this disease has not been around for decades and yet states that have had it for decades are still some of the best hunting states in the country.
If you go to ground zero where the prevalence rates are highest, it certainly has impacted hunting.
But wasn't that due to them slaughtering every deer in an attempt to eradicate the disease before it spread farther?