Chronic wasting disease detected in upstate New York deer population
New York confirms its first chronic wasting disease case in deer in 21 years, triggering expanded testing in upstate counties.
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New York confirms its first chronic wasting disease case in deer in 21 years, triggering expanded testing in upstate counties.
New York confirms its first chronic wasting disease case in wild deer since 2005, prompting expanded testing and new DEC requirements in Livingston County.
New York has confirmed chronic wasting disease in a wild deer in Livingston County, the first such case since 2005.
State wildlife agencies roll out mandatory chronic wasting disease sampling and pilot programs, drawing mixed hunter cooperation.
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Delaware's DNREC has implemented emergency deer hunting regulations to combat the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD) within the state.