Deer
CWD detected in deer transported into South Carolina
Three SC hunters have been charged with federal wildlife crimes after a deer head they imported from Kansas tested positive for CWD. […]
CWD (Chronic Wasting Disease)
Deer Hunting
Cumberland County, NC deer tests positive for CWD
The NCWRC reports a hunter-harvested deer from Cumberland County, NC has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). […]
Deer Hunting
Third CWD case confirmed in NC deer herd
A third deer in North Carolina has tested positive for CWD. Officials with NCWRC reported the deer was hunter-harvested in Surry County. […]
Deer Hunting
NC restricts deer attractants in CWD areas
The NCWRC has decided to restrict the use of natural deer attractants/scents in the state’s primary and secondary CWD areas for 2022. […]
Deer Hunting
2nd NC deer tests positive for CWD
A second North Carolina deer has tested positive for CWD. This deer came from Yadkin County, less than 1 mile from the first one. […]
Deer Hunting
NCWRC hosting CWD public hearing May 12
NCWRC is hosting a public hearing to receive comments on proposed CWD rules in-person at agency headquarters, as well as virtually. […]
Deer Hunting
No additional CWD positives detected in NC deer harvest
Of all 7200 deer samples from North Carolina’s 2021-22 deer hunting season, a single deer tested positive for CWD. […]
Deer Hunting
NCWRC seeking input on proposed CWD temporary rules
A public hearing to receive comments on NCWRC proposed rules regarding CWD will be held on May 12, 7 – 9 p.m. […]
Deer Hunting
NCWRC hosting CWD public forum on May 2
The NCWRC is hosting a public question-and-answer forum about CWD in Yadkin County on May 2, 2022 at 7 p.m. […]
Deer Hunting
NCWRC director invokes Emergency Powers
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s Executive Director Cameron Ingram announced April 12, 2022 that he has invoked Emergency Powers to activate a localized response plan to assist with the detection and isolation of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Yadkin and Surry counties and surrounding areas. […]