Cwd podcast that is actually very good

[BenA]

Didn’t ky basically lift all restrictions in Ballard co where they had cwd? What would restrictions even look like for yall?

This is a big one around me: "No contact style feeders (e.g., troughs, funnels, gravity feeders, etc.)"

 

[BenA]

Didn’t ky basically lift all restrictions in Ballard co where they had cwd? What would restrictions even look like for yall?

I've been doing this anyway, but here are some more restrictions:

Only the following parts can be taken out of a CWD Surveillance Zone:

Deboned meat
Antlers (with or without a clean skull cap)
Clean skull (no brain tissue)
Clean teeth
Hides
Finished taxidermy mounts


There's also some mandatory sampling.

 

[Howboutthemdawgs]

Thought they did away with that over there too? But I think they would rather cancel deer season all together than eliminate bait.

 

[BenA]

Thought they did away with that over there too? But I think they would rather cancel deer season all together than eliminate bait.

At the beginning, in the first area, they banned all baiting. Now, they just limit the type of baiting method.

 

[RGrizzzz]

It's an interesting sitaution for sure. CWD is a big deal because we look for it. But we don't look for equally worse, and infinitely worse things in the other foods we eat.

Glyphosate residue in flour
Glyphosate in honey
Antibiotics in pork
mRNA in pork and beef
All prescription drugs in waterfowl
Human poo in vitamins
Omega 6 to Omega 3 ratios in factory meat
Dissolved solids in chicken
Mice turds in peanut butter
Arsenic on fruit
Neonics in groundwater

News flash. Every critter you eat has mRNA in it. It's essential to life.