Cronic waste disease postive

[Mr Hawken]

Hi all just wondering if we could start a thread for positive cwd in wmu format throughout Alberta. I'm making my own map of postive cases so I can plan my hunting the next few years. Seems that Alberta govt doesn't really give a detailed area so any help is appreciated. Thanks

[omega50]

No way I am giving up my hard earned CWD Honeyholes

[last minute]

Originally Posted by omega50

No way I am giving up my hard earned CWD Honeyholes

X2 Agreed

[Fowl91]

I had a positive result this past year, and in speaking to the biologist she mentioned the Red Deer River drainage as a high result area. Avoid eastern WMU's if you want to stay clear of it, otherwise its a toss up if you'll have a positive result or not. Remember to freeze your meat and not process until results are back if you submit a head.
Best of luck.

[sendero]

http://aep.alberta.ca/fish-wildlife/...Dec18-2017.pdf

[Lefty-Canuck]

Originally Posted by Mr Hawken

Hi all just wondering if we could start a thread for positive cwd in wmu format throughout Alberta. I'm making my own map of postive cases so I can plan my hunting the next few years. Seems that Alberta govt doesn't really give a detailed area so any help is appreciated. Thanks

There is a map published every year with additional positive cases, basically any WMU east of HWY 21 running from Hwy 16 to US border is at risk.

Google : cwd Alberta map

http://aep.alberta.ca/fish-wildlife/...Dec18-2017.pdf

LC

[Mr Hawken]

Thanks

[bezzola]

Friends dad had a positive in 232

[Outhouse]

I also heard they are already in BC as well. I guess they'll start asking for samples.

[robfraser]

According to the Alberta Government chronic wasting disease was found in whitetail deer and elk on game farms north of Edmonton in 2002.

[acrtech]

thanks for sharing Lefty .

[dicknormal]

F&W were collecting random heads in WMU108 for testing.