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<blockquote data-quote="tnanh" data-source="post: 5186685" data-attributes="member: 20182"><p>Completely agree with the above. The mass killing in Fayette and Hardeman counties may have slightly slowed the spread but it has not stopped it. If it is spreading anyway just let the deer seasons continue as they have traditionally and implement the other rules. People will throw rocks at me but I think hunters being trophy hungry (QDM) contributes some to CWD. When it was first discovered in Tennessee TWRA reported higher prevalence rates in bucks, especially older bucks. They travel further during the rut and spread the disease further in the process. Ames Plantation is a prime example for the management and maybe mismanagement of CWD. They have lowered their trophy standards and have still lost membership since CWD, Deer sightings have greatly decreased and the monster bucks that were once there are nowhere near as prevalent. They have also killed a lot of deer even when the season is over to mitigate CWD and it has not appeared to have worked.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tnanh, post: 5186685, member: 20182"] Completely agree with the above. The mass killing in Fayette and Hardeman counties may have slightly slowed the spread but it has not stopped it. If it is spreading anyway just let the deer seasons continue as they have traditionally and implement the other rules. People will throw rocks at me but I think hunters being trophy hungry (QDM) contributes some to CWD. When it was first discovered in Tennessee TWRA reported higher prevalence rates in bucks, especially older bucks. They travel further during the rut and spread the disease further in the process. Ames Plantation is a prime example for the management and maybe mismanagement of CWD. They have lowered their trophy standards and have still lost membership since CWD, Deer sightings have greatly decreased and the monster bucks that were once there are nowhere near as prevalent. They have also killed a lot of deer even when the season is over to mitigate CWD and it has not appeared to have worked. [/QUOTE]
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