The potential impact of Pennsylvania’s first confirmed case of chronic wasting disease in a captive deer continues to grow. At this issue’s deadline, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture had placed quarantines on 20 deer farms.
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Normal fall conditions prevailed as of Oct. 27, when water was low, clear, leaf-strewn and in the mid-60s. Long leaders and light tippets were essential both with wet and dry
An antlerless deer known as Pink 23 that escaped from the Adams County enclosure where it lived with the 3.5-year-old doe that had Pennsylvania’s first confirmed case of chronic wasting disease remained in the wild
Game Commission check station will be open on Sundays during two-week firearms deer seasonGame Commission check station will be open on Sundays during two-week firearms deer season
Pennsylvania may have its second case of chronic wasting disease.
It’s never too early to start planning for the spring of 2013.
I know that it’s a long way from Pennsylvania to Great Britain – 3,917 miles from Pittsburgh to London to be precise – but this brief story from a newspaper in England caught my eye
Now that chronic wasting disease has been found in a captive Pennsylvania deer, and more than a dozen deer farms in the state have been quarantined, you probably have an opinion about how the disease
It’s all very disturbing. Since a captive deer from an Adams County farm was determined to have chronic wasting disease on Oct. 10, there have been a few developments that really haven’t reduced the threat
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