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CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE

Chronic wasting disease has been detected near Hawley for the first time. Hunters' voluntary testing helped identify the disease; new management zones and sampling rules may follow.
Researcher warns spillover might already be taking place
The Minnesota Deer Farmers Association filed suit against the state over the laws, which restrict expansion and operation of white-tailed deer farms in the state

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Game and Fish implemented baiting restrictions in Unit 2B in 2022 after chronic wasting disease was found in a whitetail buck shot in October 2021 on the Minnesota side of the Red River near Climax.
The group claims new state laws restricting deer farms are unconstitutional
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Of 23 new cases so far this autumn, three have been in northern Minnesota.
Precautions to prevent the spread of the disease remain in place, including a deer-feeding ban in Hubbard and Beltrami counties.
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The suspect deer, a yearling doe, was shot about nine miles north of where an adult buck unexpectedly tested positive for CWD in the fall of 2021 near Climax, Minnesota.
Big bucks were moving and the weather cooperated for the first two days of the hunt.

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It’s always a good idea to have a plan and understanding of the hunting regulations for the year as Minnesota deer hunters prepare for the firearms season that opens on Saturday, Nov. 4.
Feeding deer, attractants banned in and around the city after three wild deer have tested positive.
Feeding deer is now legal in Carlton, Aitkin, Pine and Koochiching counties.

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