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[robertk]

Hey , after my days of cutting up the last deer , vacuum seaIing it into portions, and having sausage made from some of it while awaiting test resuts ; the testing came back negative for T.B. and positive for C.W.D..
Suggestion is to discard it all.
I await the letter the lab said was to be sent. And the venison remains in the freezer below the fridge.

The last I knew CWD could not transfer to humans. Maybe they're just being overly cautious.

 

[releventchair]

The last I knew CWD could not transfer to humans. Maybe they're just being overly cautious.

I don't know about could not.
Has not...Maybe.

Health folks have to be cautious.
They say go ahead and eat it but then down the road the desease somehow jumps the barrier ; then what?

I've eaten untested deer since C.W.D.was a big deal where I hunt. (A , if not the highest incidence rates in the state).
But her royal indoors has zero interest in eating C.W.D. positive deer.
A couple years ago I got caught using a cutting board from the kitchen. That was bad enough.