Escaped Deer Tests Negative
A deer that escaped from an Adams County, Pennsylvania quarantine zone tested negative for chronic wasting disease, slightly decreasing fears that the disease could spread to the state’s wild deer…
Escaped Doe to be Tested for Wasting Disease
Hunters have recently shot a doe that escaped from a quarantined Pennsylvania farm last month. Following the confirmation that this is one of the deer that escaped a Pennsylvania quarantine…
Pennsylvania Still Fighting Wasting Disease
Pennsylvania farm officials are still struggling to contain chronic wasting disease, an illness that is threatening the stability and vitality of the state’s deer farms and the hunting industry. CWD…
Pennsylvania Reports More Chronic Wasting Disease Sightings
Pennsylvania agricultural officials are reporting a second confirmed case of chronic wasting disease at a state deer farm. CWD was first identified in mule deer at a Colorado wildlife research…
Chronic Wasting Disease List Grows in Pennsylvania
The list of Pennsylvania deer farms with confirmed cases of chronic wasting disease has grown to 12, state agricultural officials reported, with investigators still attempting to track down all deer…
Pennsylvania Confirms Chronic Wasting Disease
Pennsylvania agricultural officials have recently confirmed the state’s first case of chronic wasting disease, a deadly illness that afflicts deer, elk, and moose. CWD was first identified in mule deer…
Wasting Disease Worries Deer Farmers
According to recent reports by the Center for Disease Control and the Missouri Department of Conservation, chronic wasting disease, a contagious disease affecting deer and potentially transmissible to humans, is…