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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: Frio County Hunts] #5860504 08/03/15 04:16 AM
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My main worry is when they were freakin out about this up north, they never really found a cure, but slaughtered a gillion deer and then everything got quiet. Kinda like how we had a huge HIV scare and now nobody even talks about aids anymore. Now Im not foolish enough to think that aids is gone, but it just reminds me of a scare that, well you just gotta wonder about. If anybody could have aids, it should be over run in America, especially with the ease of hooking up with a sexual partner or partners on the web. I can remember when a young gal that had been around a few times was considered a whore, and now its probably like? Its so common to have multiple sexual partners that nobody even thinks of the word whore unless they are prostitutes. This is my analogy please forgive me, but they seem similar and everything seems just fine in an un ethical kind of way. Hey they didn't have internet hook up when I was a single Lad. smile


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: La Longue Carabine] #5860534 08/03/15 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted By: La Longue Carabine
I can't believe so many people on this forum are claiming that it is "illogical" to kill and test deer on a ranch where a cwd presence has been positively identified. That's ridiculous. There is nothing illogical about damage control in this situation. Limiting the spread of cwd takes precedence. That is completely obvious.

It's illogical not to use this situation to learn all that you can. There is an experimental live test that hasn't been validated. If each animal to be euthanized were to have the live test prior to being euthanized for the postmortem test valuable data could be gathered. There is an experimental innoculant that show promise in be able to control the oral transmission of CWD it needs a larger study. There are highly resistant strains of sheep that are nearly immune to Scrapie, we don't know enough about deer genetics, to know if that's also true of deer.


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: La Longue Carabine] #5860546 08/03/15 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted By: La Longue Carabine
I can't believe so many people on this forum are claiming that it is "illogical" to kill and test deer on a ranch where a cwd presence has been positively identified. That's ridiculous. There is nothing illogical about damage control in this situation. Limiting the spread of cwd takes precedence. That is completely obvious.


Let me help then. Besides what nsmike said, they've tried to prevent it's spread by "killing them all" in almost every state that CWD is in. They have never been successful.

It's really ignorant to keep doing the same thing over and over and expect different results.


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: therancher] #5860568 08/03/15 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted By: therancher
It's really ignorant to keep doing the same thing over and over and expect different results.


I thought that was insanity? scratch


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: kry226] #5860716 08/03/15 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted By: therancher
It's really ignorant to keep doing the same thing over and over and expect different results.


I thought that was insanity? scratch


I was trying to be nice...


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: therancher] #5860783 08/03/15 02:21 PM
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It's really ignorant to keep doing the same thing over and over and expect different results.


I thought that was insanity? scratch


I was trying to be nice...


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: Frio County Hunts] #5864536 08/05/15 06:00 PM
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*** TEXAS CWD, Have you been ThunderStruck, deer semen, straw bred bucks, super ovulation, and the potential TSE Prion connection, what if? ***

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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: flounder] #5864589 08/05/15 06:28 PM
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Flounder why do you post outdated stuff from 2012?

We have a live test that is probably as reliable as the post mortem tests .


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Re: CWD in Texas [Re: therancher] #5864778 08/05/15 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By: therancher
Flounder why do you post outdated stuff from 2012?

We have a live test that is probably as reliable as the post mortem tests .
He just likes to mess with you. He took NP's place.

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Cuz that wouldn't fit the agenda

Re: CWD in Texas [Re: jmh004] #5865013 08/05/15 11:23 PM
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UPDATE - CWD Task Force Meeting
Thursday, August 6, 2015
9:00 a.m - 12:00 pm

The CWD Task Force meeting tomorrow morning is being held with the main goals to share the most recent CWD developments in the state, as well as to provide the unified TAHC/TPWD recommended framework for Breeder Herd Movement Qualification and Liberation Authorizations.

*Please note that participation in this meeting will be limited to Task Force members only. Seating for others who wish to observe the meeting will be limited and available on a first come, first served basis.

For those that want to listen remotely, TPWD will be providing live, audio stream of the meeting tomorrow. The link to this feed, which can be accessed tomorrow morning, is as follows: http://tpwd.texas.gov/cwd

Meeting Agenda
1. Welcome/Introductions/Meeting Protocol-Dr. Dee Ellis and Carter Smith
2. Update on Testing-Dr. Andy Schwartz
3. Modifications to Statewide CWD Surveillance-Mitch Lockwood
4. Draft of Joint TAHC/TPWD Recommendations for Movement Qualification and Liberation Authorization-Clayton Wolf
5.Closed Session for Task Force members and Agency staff only
6. Report from closed session
7. Adjourn


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