No CWD detected in N.C. deer herd
After testing thousands of whitetail deer collected by various means throughout the past year, the NCWRC has detected no signs of Chronic Wasting Disease in the state’s wild deer population. […]
After testing thousands of whitetail deer collected by various means throughout the past year, the NCWRC has detected no signs of Chronic Wasting Disease in the state’s wild deer population. […]
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a 100% fatal disease that is rampant among deer herds in many states throughout the U.S., but so far, no cases have been detected in North Carolina’s deer population. […]
This video provided by the NCWRC is to help hunters understand what they need to do in order to import out-of-state deer parts into North Carolina. […]
As chronic wasting disease (CWD) cases sprout up around the country, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds hunters who travel beyond state lines to follow importing regulations before returning home. […]
The North Carolina chapter of Quality Deer Management Association recently raised concerns about the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission proposed regulation changes that would relax restrictions on importing pen-raised deer into North Carolina and may open the door for Chronic Wasting Disease to enter the state. […]
A whitetail deer born and raised in captivity in Pennsylvania has tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), prompting the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission to implement restrictions regarding importing deer heads from Pennsylvania. […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has had stringent rules regarding importing cervids (whitetail deer, elk, moose and fallow deer) into the state for the past eight years. […]
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission released information Oct. 19 that none of the nine deer killed during a raid on a Randolph County deer-pen farm showed signs of chronic wasting disease. […]
The N. C. Wildlife Resources Commission asks those who hunt in other states to help prevent Chronic Wasting Disease from infiltrating North Carolina’s deer population.
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Although chronic wasting disease represents a significant threat to infected deer and elk populations, there is no evidence that chronic wasting disease occurs in South Carolina, according to the state natural resources agency. […]
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