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Need sincere advice on CWD management.
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<blockquote data-quote="fairchaser" data-source="post: 5849666" data-attributes="member: 10373"><p>Rob, I wish you the best, CWD is a no win deal. I hunt Ames which is in the middle of CWD zone of Fayette and Hardeman counties in West TN. There are really only two approaches to managing CWD, one is hands on and the other hands off! The hands on approach seems to be more scientific and appropriate to slow the spread but doesn't sit well with hunters. The hands off approach just lets nature run its inevitable course. </p><p></p><p>I've personally seen what it does to a deer herd once it gets established. To quote a well know CWD researcher, Dr Elizabeth Williams. " Cut wider and deeper than you think necessary. Once CWD gets established you will have it for a very long time".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fairchaser, post: 5849666, member: 10373"] Rob, I wish you the best, CWD is a no win deal. I hunt Ames which is in the middle of CWD zone of Fayette and Hardeman counties in West TN. There are really only two approaches to managing CWD, one is hands on and the other hands off! The hands on approach seems to be more scientific and appropriate to slow the spread but doesn’t sit well with hunters. The hands off approach just lets nature run its inevitable course. I’ve personally seen what it does to a deer herd once it gets established. To quote a well know CWD researcher, Dr Elizabeth Williams. “ Cut wider and deeper than you think necessary. Once CWD gets established you will have it for a very long time”. [/QUOTE]
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