Chronic Wasting Disease in Texas Cervids
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- December 7, 2021
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Chronic Wasting Disease is a threat to cervid populations and has potential negative economic consequences for hunting-related businesses in Texas. This publication provides an accurate, current understanding of the disease, its diagnosis, management, and implications for the future. Topics include the disease's history, epidemiology, diagnosis, testing procedures, and herd management strategies. Also, included are health and safety precautions for hunters and resources and references for further information. (16 pages)
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