
Iowa cuts deer tag numbers to maintain population, combat CWD
Decrease from 74,500 to just over 72,100 for antlerless deer hunting that begins in September and runs through early next year.

Decrease from 74,500 to just over 72,100 for antlerless deer hunting that begins in September and runs through early next year.

Herd was part of farmed deer and elk disease investigation.

Would be scaled back in counties with chronic wasting disease; bill now headed to governor.
Senate already passed bill; would only then need Gov. Scott Walker’s signature to lift CWD protection.

Ban would last three years in counties with CWD if no additional deer test positive and would last two years in neighboring counties; heads to state Assembly.

Specific attention given to high priority areas in southeast and northern Montana, where confirmed cases of CWD are closest to the state’s borders.

At stake is Wyoming’s identity. The Cowboy State’s iconic herds not only draw thousands of hunters and wildlife viewers each year, they’re why many people live here in the first place.

Part of disease tracing effort reaching back to 2016 Crow Wing County case.

Disease has never been found in the wild here, and if the continued surveillance through next fall’s seasons shows the same result, no CWD in the wild, the surveillance program will end.
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