Wildlife officials in the U.S. and Canada report cases of chronic wasting diseases where it hasn't been detected before.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is looking for different solutions for managing chronic wasting disease in deer.
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has activated its chronic wasting disease response plan after a deer ...
The Missouri Department of Conservation is pausing its chronic Wasting Disease management efforts to find a more sustainable option.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is reminding deer and elk hunters who bag an animal this fall to have it tested for chronic wasting disease. The disease, which has never been confirmed in ...
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Missouri’s 2026 deer digest: The CWD fine print that changes how you hunt
Missouri’s 2026 deer digest will not be light reading for you if you hunt in a county touched by... The post Missouri’s 2026 ...
LA CROSSE (WKBT) — The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has confirmed the first case of chronic wasting disease (CWD ...
A white-tailed buck harvested in Unit 15 south of Grangeville has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. It is the first detection in this hunting unit, but near CWD detections in Unit 14.
If you’ve hunted big game in Idaho, odds are good you’ve heard about chronic wasting disease, and hopefully, you know the basics of this incurable, fatal disease that infects deer, elk and moose. But ...
Since the state started surveying for cases of CWD in 2002, the disease has been detected in wild white-tailed deer in 20 ...
The director of the Missouri Department of Conservation explains the need for continued study and work to address chronic ...
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