Wisconsin study shows CWD greatly reduces annual survival rates in deer, suppresses population growth
Tim Eisele
January 24, 2025
North Dakota officials: Spread of CWD not imminent in state
More deer in southwestern North Dakota have tested positive for chronic wasting disease, but state wildlife officials remain optimistic they can keep the deadly ailment from spreading throughout the state, where deer hunting is a major economic contributor.
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