Chronic wasting disease is slowly spreading through Louisiana deer populations.

Thirty-six states have detected cases of CWD, but many hunters are more fearful of losing game than the disease itself.

Thirty-six states, including Iowa, have detected cases of chronic wasting disease, but some hunters are more fearful of losing game than of the disease itself.

Chronic wasting disease has reached the endemic stage in the southeast corner of Minnesota. It means that targeted culling no ...

Wait and watch. That is about all ranchers, wildlife managers and hunters can do right now as flies producing maggots called the New World Screwworm inch their way toward the […] ...

Deer hunters can have a strong season and still walk away feeling uneasy, and chronic wasting disease is a... The post ...

Chronic wasting disease can infect deer and closely related species like elk and moose. It’s highly contagious, always fatal ...

In the Hoback River Basin, disease management is complicated by feedground-dependent elk, which are likely spreading the brucella bacteria — and now face a new disease threat.

Mississippi hunters who have seen fewer deer this season shouldn’t assume the state’s deer population is declining, according to MDWFP.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is reporting a rebound with harvest numbers sitting slightly above the five-year ...

Some social media circles are abuzz with complaints about how state and federal agencies are handling incidents of chronic wasting disease. A few vociferous sportsmen are wondering if CWD is ...

Sergey Berg’s goal remains getting the model properly published to then be applicable in other deer permit areas in Minnesota ...