Chronic wasting disease — what the guide tells deer hunters
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2026-2027 Virginia Hunting, Trapping, and Migratory Game Bird Seasons Guide, Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, folios 12-17 (PDF pp.14-19), the "Deer Hunting" section
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chronic wasting disease (cwd) is an infectious, fatal, neurological disease that affects members of
uninfected deer directly through saliva, feces, and urine shed by infected animals and indirectly as a
begin to show visible symptoms of the disease (staggering, lowered head carriage, poor hair coat,
although the disease has not been shown to pose a health risk to humans or domestic animals at this
efforts and relies on assistance from hunters, taxidermists, processors, other agencies, and diverse
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