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Extra hunting seasons are designed to help stop the spread of chronic wasting disease in deer, but a Missouri county was added to the list where it has been confirmed.
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Chronic wasting disease — which affects deer, elk and moose — continues to spread throughout the Great Plains and Midwest. Just this year, authorities in western Oklahoma detected the state’s first case in a free-ranging deer.
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Four more counties are now in the state’s mandated monitoring for the neurological disease that is fatal to deer.
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Chronic wasting disease has not affected large numbers of deer in Missouri, but its geographical spread is increasing in the state.
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Deer hunters are helping out Missouri families again this year.Since 1992, the Share the Harvest Program has collected more than 3.5 million pounds of…
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Missouri's Conservation Commission voted unanimously Friday to adopt a list of recommendations designed to prevent the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease,…
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Conservation officials in Missouri want deer hunters to take precautions this fall in order to prevent the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease.CWD cases are…
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A Missouri House interim committee heard testimony Monday on whether Chronic Wasting Disease, or CWD, poses a grave threat to the state's white tail deer…
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Lawmakers in Missouri will continue working on several issues this summer and fall in preparation for next year's legislative session.A number of interim…