maddeer.org was started on March 16, 2002 spurred by the finding of Chronic Wasting Disease in the wild deer of Wisconsin by our friends at the DNR.
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Warning: This site contains subjects most people find disturbing. Don't take in too much at one time.
Ignorance is Bliss but Knowledge is Power
 - "To date, there is no evidence that CWD has been transmitted or can be transmitted to humans under natural conditions. However, there is not yet strong evidence that such transmissions could not occur." - http://www.aphis.usda.gov
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The Killer Among Us:
What state officials aren't
telling you about
chronic wasting disease
Milwaukee Magazine - Dec. 2002

Killer in the Herds
Special Section
Rocky Mountain News - 6/1/02
Chronological CWD Map
Second place - John B. Oakes Award for
Distinguished Environmental Journalism 
Deadly Game
Special Series
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Prion Diseases
Pulitzer Prize-nominated

Wasting Away In The West
CBS News - 1/30/01 
CWD Presentation
(360k)
South Dakota State Veterinarian
Age your deer

From Field To Freezer
Safe and recommended handling
and processing of your venison
RealPlayer Video (27 minutes)

Wisconsin Eradication Zone
Landowner Groups

Citizens and Landowners for a Rational Response
Citizens Against Irrational
Deer Slaughter
A Guide to Reporting on

Chronic Wasting Disease
National Wildlife Federation (pdf)

Wisconsin Dept of Agriculture
Trade and Consumer Protection

Common-Sense Precautions for handling & processing deer PDF

Testing Hunter-Killed Deer PDF


Wisconsin Department of
Natural Resources
1-877-WISC CWD
CWD - Test Results - Maps

Deer Hunting in Wisconsin

2004 Fall Hunting Season Forecasts
CWD Update
Baiting and Feeding Regulations
CWD Testing During the
9-Day Gun Deer Season

Gun Deer Registration And
Sample Collection Stations

2003 CWD Hunter Service
Testing Program

Program to pay Landowners and Hunters for CWD-Positive Deer
09/18/03 - Factsheet (pdf)

Ask DNR Secretary
Scott Hassett About CWD

DNR Radio Spot - (realplayer)
I ain't afraid of no twisted little prion
(transcript of radio spot)
click on photo to enlarge



University of Wisconsin - Madison

Colorado Division of Wildlife
CWD  -  Test Results - Map

Illinois Department of Natural Resources
CWD information page - Map (pdf)

Department of Defense
Congressional Appropriations for Peer-reviewed Research
Funding Summary 
National Prion Research Program Announcement

Ban Deer Baiting

Wisconsin Deer Hunters
Association



Mad Cow USA: Could the Nightmare Happen Here?
by Sheldon Rampton and 
John Stauber 
Free Download

RealPlayer Public Service Announcement

John Stauber discusses CWD
Wisconsin Public Radio - 12/11/02

John Stauber Radio Interview 44 min. RealPlayer Audio or Mp3 - 6/28/02

A Decade of Denial: Chronology
of the Mad Cow Cover-Up

100% Percent All Beef Baloney: Lessons from the Oprah Trial

Mad Cow U.S.A.: Could the Nightmare Happen Here?


Organic Consumers Association






Test Cows Now

Michigan Sportsman Forums

BovineTB and CWD Forum
(registration required to post) 


CWD infected deer photos


Nebraska CWD Forum
(registration required) 




Pennsylvania CWD forum
(registration required to post)

publichuntingland.com

How Old is My Deer?
Northern Prairie Wildlife
Research Center

Deer Sounds - Deer-UK.com

Sounds of the Whitetail

CWD-Info.org
Links to state CWD pages






Prime Minister Jean Chretien shows that Canadian beef is
safe by having it for lunch at a
Ottawa restaurant.


Billboard maddeer.org 
would like to see 

 


Latest Updates


Second International Chronic Wasting Disease Symposium - July 12-14, 2005 - Monona Terrace Conference Center - Madison, Wisconsin USA.
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Wasting disease plan calls for incineration
The Billings Gazette (Montana) - 03/14/05

Name change honors scientists
The Casper Star-Tribune - 03/12/05

Hunters want in on deer kill
Edmonton Sun - 03/12/05

Chronic wasting disease found at Colorado ranch that sent elk to N.M. 
KRQE News 13 - 03/11/05

Disease threat prompts elk plan
The Casper Star-Tribune (Wyoming) - 03/11/05

Commission steps up wasting disease monitoring
Lincoln Journal Star (Nebraska) - 03/11/05

Expect chronic wasting in Montana 'any time,' says FWP
Missoulian - 03/11/05

Disease threat prompts Wyoming elk plan
The Billings Gazette (Montana) - 03/11/05

Audit: Change needed to protect deer, elk from disease
Detroit Free Press - 03/11/05

Audit of State's Captive Cervid Facilities Reveals 37% Non-Compliance Rate; Need for Improvement
Michigan Department of Natural Resources - 03/10/05

State prepares to fight wasting disease
The Billings Gazette (Montana) - 03/10/05

Wyoming Game and Fish Department to honor scientists
The Billings Gazette - 03/10/05

Public Hearings Scheduled on Proposed Chronic Wasting Disease Rule
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 03/09/05

RML will host chronic wasting disease symposium
Ravalli Republic - 03/08/05

“Deer Lady” Judge Allegedly Fed Deer Too
Empire Journal - 03/07/05

Hooved inhabitant at home in Homestead - a 300-pound cow elk that has taken to lounging on sidewalks, front lawns and driveways of this suburban neighborhood
Vail Daily News - 03/05/05

Groups urge feedground phase-out
The Casper Star-Tribune - 03/03/05

Bush budget would have 'draconian effect' on research, MSU ag dean says
The Billings Gazette - 03/03/05

State representative says CWD research facility in Fort Collins should close
KUSA TV9 News - 03/02/05 - video

More Public Hearings Planned for Proposed CWD Rule
Wisconsin Ag Connection - 03/02/05

At Jefferson & Mt. Horeb: Deer Management Open House & CWD Rule Hearings -  March 14, Jefferson – March 15, Mt. Horeb
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 03/02/05

Hunters work around deer, elk disease - Northeastern Colorado hot spot for ailment akin to mad cow
Rocky Mountain News - 03/01/05

Public hearings scheduled on proposed chronic wasting disease rule - Open Houses on herd status and CWD information precede hearings
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 03/01/05

DOW says moving could stall research - Wasting disease facility scrutinized
Coloradoan - 03/01/05

Madelia man pleads guilty to deer trafficking - More than 30 deer moved to outstate
New Ulm Journal (Minnesota) - 03/01/05

$2000 Check: Richland Center Man To Receive CWD Sparks Payment
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 02/28/05

DNR plans big changes for deer season - Illinois had 87 confirmed cases of CWD since the state's first case was discovered in 2002 near Roscoe
Rockford Register Star - 2/27/05

Outdoors almanac: Large deer trafficking case results in pair of guilty pleas
Minneapolis Star Tribune - 02/27/05 (registration required)

DNR considers expanding eradication area for diseased deer 
Janesville Gazette Extra (Wisconsin) - 02/27/05

Quarantined deer herd might be killed
Stevens Point Journal (Wisconsin) - 02/26/05

Deer bill a failure - A House bill that sets rules for high-fence deer operations is one of the most cynical and flawed pieces of legislation crafted by the current General Assembly
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 02/26/05

City: Water safe from wasting disease - But treatment plant near DOW facility might halt recycling to ease customers' fears
Coloradoan - 02/26/05

Location of CWD research facility causes public health concerns
KUSA TV9 News (Colorado) - 02/25/05 - video

Alberta takes action to reduce disease risk in wild deer - Wild deer herds will be culled in a small area near Alberta-Saskatchewan border
Government of Alberta - 02/24/05

U vet lab prepares to halt use of dump for animal remains
The Minnesota Daily - 02/24/05

Bill to reduce deer herd seems to hold promise: A Globe Gazette Editorial
Globe Gazette (Iowa) - 02/24/05

Walworth County: CWD Positive Deer Found In Herd Reduction Zone
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 02/23/05 - maps

Deer disease closing in on Iowa, state’s top vet says
Quad-City Times - 02/22/05

Elk ranch awaits decision on fate of animals - "There's been three or four thousand domestic elk killed through the state and they've learned nothing."
KOAA TV News - 02/22/05

Lafayette County: Two CWD Positive Deer Found In Herd Reduction Zone
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 02/21/05 - maps

Symposium examines wasting disease - March 9
The Billings Gazette (Montana) - 02/20/05

Deer hunting take 'way down' in N.Y.
Times Herald-Record - 02/17/05

Deer Hunting Proposal Amended
WISH TV8 News (Indiana) - 02/16/05 - HB1780

Chronic wasting disease not just someone else's problem 
Maine Today - 02/16/05

Digital Angel Corporation Ships Electronic Products to USDA in Connection With Study of Chronic Wasting Disease
PR Newswire - 02/14/05

Wasting disease found in Colorado domestic elk
The Casper Star-Tribune - 02/10/05

Wisconsin's Governor presents his state budget this evening
Brownfield Ag News - 02/08/05 - mp3 audio (scroll audio 5:00 ahead)

No CWD found as 2004 Minnesota testing is completed - 13,000 lymph node samples taken from wild deer harvested during the 2004 deer season
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - 02/08/05

An alternative animal - East Grand Forks men trying their hand at raising elk
Grand Forks Herald (North Dakota) - 02/07/05

Tests reveal no chronic wasting disease in Kansas deer herd
The Wichita Eagle - 02/06/05

CWD positive deer detected in eastern Dane County
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 02/04/05 - map

Lakeside community locks horns over deer
Houston Chronicle - 02/04/05

Four Cases Of CWD Were Found In S.D.
Press & Dakotan - 02/04/05 - Department of Game, Fish and Parks

Deer test results show no wasting disease so far
Cedar Rapids Gazette - 02/03/05 - Iowa Department of Natural Resources

Tests show no CWD in south-central Montana - ...more than 400 deer and elk taken in south-central Montana since the spring of 2004
The Billings Gazette - 02/03/05

$2,500 Check: Richland Center Man To Receive CWD Sparks Payment
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 02/02/05

Minnesota's new CWD strategy
Minnesota Public Radio - 02/02/05

Chronic Wasting Disease found near Penrose
KOAA TV - 02/02/05

Chronic Lymphocytic Inflammation Specifies the Organ Tropism of Prions - kidney, pancreas and liver
Science 2005 307: 1107-1110 - Full Text

Deer at Fort Carson had wasting disease
Rocky Mountain News - 01/31/05

State considers regulations for deer, elk carcasses
The Billings Gazette (Wyoming) - 01/31/05

JIM STABILE: Deer 'solutions' don't get job done
Courier News - 01/30/05

Biochemist debates mad cow disease
The Billings Gazette (Montana) - 01/29/05

The war against wasting diseases
Toronto Star - 01/29/05

Preserve owner must give up deer, state says
The Indianapolis Star - 01/29/05

Mule deer havested at Fort Carson tests CWD positive - Case is the furthest south CWD has been found in Colorado
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 01/28/05

Elk near Elk Mountain found with wasting disease
The Billings Gazette - 01/27/05 - Wyoming 2002 CWD maps large - small

CWD Positive Whitetail Found in Crawford County, New Portage County Herd Quarantined - To date, 28 farm-raised animals in Wisconsin have tested positive for CWD on seven farms, out of more than 10,000 tested
Wisconsin Ag Connection - 01/27/05

Rosholt deer herd quarantined for ties to CWD
Wausau Daily Herald - 01/27/05 - Map of Portage County

Wasting disease found on Crawford farm - The 19-month-old buck died of a respiratory ailment
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 01/27/05 - Map of Crawford County

CWD-Positive Whitetail Found On Crawford County Farm
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection - 01/26/05

A Wisconsin tradition - Preliminary numbers show successful hunt in '04
The Monroe Times - 01/26/05

Three elk at Hanford Reach killed to test for radioactivity
Tri City Herald (Washington) - 01/26/05

No friend to hunters - Friend appears to stay loyal to Bellar, with whom he’s had a professional relationship, and to an industry from which he’s received cash
The Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 01/16/05 - House Bill 1780

"Mad Cow, Chronic Wasting and Other Diseases of Misfolded Proteins: What Do We Know, What Are the Risks?"  - to be Subject of Free Public Faculty Lecture by MSU-Billings Assistant Professor Dr. Dan Gretch on Friday, January 28
Montana State University

Game commission votes to expand doe hunt
Centre Daily Times - 01/26/05 - Pennsylvania Game Commission

Elk rancher fined $69,000
CBC Saskatchewan - 01/25/05

Wasting disease found in 2nd elk
The Daily Sentinel (Colorado) - 01/25/05

Hunters vent anger - Game Commission deer policies lambasted at hearing
Williamsport Sun-Gazette - 01/25/05

Costly consequences for feeding the deer
Times Herald-Record (New York) - 01/25/05

'Clean' without feedgrounds
The Casper Star-Tribune - 01/25/05

Wyoming to test brucellosis-infected elk on feeding grounds
The Billings Gazette - 01/24/05

HB 1780 would change rules for deer, elk farms
The Indianapolis Star - 01/23/05 - House Bill 1780

Michigan tried ag, went back to DNR
The Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 01/23/05

Yepsen: Kill rules and more deer
The Des Moines Register - 01/23/05

State Changes Deer Policy; Lawmaker Wants Apology - Lawmaker Upset Over What He Calls 'Constitutional Violations'
WBAL TV 11 News - 01/21/05

Limiting Natural Resources Police a bad idea
The Capital (Maryland) - 01/20/05

Deer farm fence cut; herd let go - Animal rights group claims credit for action north of San Miguel
SanLuisObispo - 01/20/05

As the Crow Flies - 'Canned hunts' all about the trophy, not the sport
Warrick Publishing - 01/19/05


Latest Mad Cow


USDA Enhanced Surveillance Test Results
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Get your Mad Cow Tested - Call Toll–Free 1–866–536–7593 - more...

Canada has second case of BSE
CTV News - 01/02/05 - video

BSE confirmed in suspect animal, investigations underway
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency - 01/02/05

Japan, U.S. in Talks to Review Beef Cattle Test Methods
Bloomberg - 12/17/04

Canadian Food Inspection Agency responds to feed industry tests 
Canadian Press - 12/16/04

Protease-Resistant Human Prion Protein and Ferritin Are Cotransported across Caco-2 Epithelial Cells: Implications for Species Barrier in Prion Uptake from the Intestine
J. Neurosci. 2004 24: 11280-11290 (abstract)

New study shows how mad cow prions hitch a ride into intestine - They piggyback on iron-storing proteins after surviving digestive juices
innovations report - 12/15/04

How vCJD proteins reach the blood - Scientists say they have discovered how the proteins that cause vCJD are able to side-step the body's defences and enter the bloodstream
BBC News - 12/15/04

Cautious go-ahead for vCJD treatment 
The Guardian - 12/15/04

Cantwell says mad cow feed loopholes still aren't closed - FDA still has not fulfilled its promise to tighten animal feed rules
Seattle Post-Intelligencer - 12/14/04

Today on Air America Radio - Mad Cow U.S.A.? - Bobby talks with public relations watchdog John Stauber - Saturday 6-7PM, EST
Ring of Fire Radio - 12/11/04 - Windows Media Player audio Part 1 - Part 2

Mad Cow Disease discussion board
with Terry S. Singeltary Sr.

more on the Mad Cow page...


 

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Wisconsin


Talks over Bambi's fate called fruitful
The Capital Times - 01/19/05

Longer deer season deserves support
Wisconsin State Journal - 01/17/05

Program under fire - Deer management concerns are rising
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 01/16/05

Deer researcher moves from DNR to university
Wisconsin Outdoor News - 01/14/05

Dealing with CWD creates opportunity
La Crosse Tribune (Wisconsin) - 01/13/05

Hunters donate 10,938 deer as venison for food pantries - 500,000 pounds of venison for food pantries to feed needy people
Janesville Gazette Extra (Wisconsin) - 01/13/05 - huntforthehungry.com

Study committee suggests a 16-day gun deer season
Green Bay Press-Gazette - 01/06/05

Pat Durkin column: We’ll miss top researchers
Green Bay Press-Gazette - 01/06/05

Columbus couple sues DNR to keep Bambi
The Capital Times (Wisconsin) - 01/05/05

CWD Eradication Zones: DNR To Conduct Aerial Deer Herd Survey
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 01/05/05

Deer season in disease eradication zones continues after Jan. 3 under landowner permit, no Earn-A-Buck requirement
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 01/04/05

CWD reduction efforts continue in Rock County - Landowners can hunt through March
Beloit Daily News (Wisconsin) - 12/31/04

Deer season in disease eradication zones continues after Jan. 3 under landowner permit, no Earn-A-Buck requirement
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 12/29/04

Family Fights To Save 'Bambi' From DNR - DNR Says Deer Must Be Killed Or Moved To Rehabilitation Facility
The Milwaukee Channel - 12/22/04

Fight Continues Over Domesticated Deer
NBC 15 News - 12/19/04 - video

Deer's owners fight state effort to relocate her - Family vows it won't give up Bambi
The Capital Times - 12/18/04

Taken Illegally Out of the Wild: Deer May Go To Rehabilitation Facility
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 12/17/04

New deer hunting regulations in effect January 4 for DEZ
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 12/17/04

CWD count declines - Part of drop due to end of mandatory testing in northeast
Rocky Mountain News - 12/17/04

CWD Deer Management areas: DNR Stepping Up Efforts To Reduce Deer Numbers
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 12/16/04

CWD Eradication Zone: Deer Hunting Changes In Store After January 3, 2005
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 12/16/04

Core & Sparks Areas of CWD Eradication Zone: DNR Stepping Up Efforts To Reduce Deer Numbers
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - 12/16/04

Chronic Wasting Disease Researchers Track Deer - In one case, a young doe walked more than a hundred miles from Mount Horeb to Freeport, Illinois and back
Wisconsin Ag Connection - 12/16/04

Sharpshooters to kill deer at night in wasting disease fight - Carcasses - some from Racine, Kenosha counties - will be tested for signs of sickness
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  - 12/15/04 - DNR maps

Ground Breaks for State's New Veterinary Diagnostic Lab
Wisconsin Ag Connection - 12/15/04 - Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

Encourage more deer hunters to take aim at does
Wisconsin State Journal - 12/13/04

Season brings conflicting results - Preliminary numbers high, but lower than expected
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 12/12/04

Deer donations set record
Green Bay Press-Gazette - 12/09/04

DNR board approves higher hunting, fishing license fees - The DNR needs about $5 million annually to fight CWD
Duluth News Tribune (Wisconsin) - 12/08/04

DNR approves water regs, baiting and feeding rules
Duluth News Tribune (Wisconsin) - 12/08/04

Fatal brain disease still found in deer in southern Wisconsin
Baraboo News Republic - 12/08/04

CWD Found in Sauk County Deer
NBC15 News - 12/07/04 - video

Sauk County: CWD Positive Deer Found In Herd Reduction Zone -  To date, 4,018 deer have been tested for CWD in Sauk County over the past three years
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources - map - large map (pdf)
 



Fears grow over 'mad elk disease' - "The third man died in a different hospital but was from the same town as the hunter from Washington. The two were friends and hunted together."
New Scientist - 4/2/03

Fatal Degenerative Neurologic Illnesses in Men Who Participated in Wild Game
Feasts
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report - 2/21/03

Evidence needed to connect deaths to CWD - "Marten manufactured dog food from downed beef and poultry, and Waterhouse raised cattle."
The Chetek Alert - 7/31/02

Families left to ponder connection after deaths of three participants - Did wild game feasts lead to fatal brain disorders?
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - 7/20/02    Wayne Waterhouse    James Botts   Roger Marten

CWD: Report from Ground Zero - Did the push for a bigger. better buck create the conditions for a tragic epidemic?
The Capital Times - 7/20/02

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Colorado


County continues CWD discussion - The Board of Boulder County Commissioners held a public hearing Thursday to discuss several possible CWD "hot spots" in Boulder County...
Colorado Daily - 01/14/05January 13, 2005 - 2:00 p.m. Video

Second CWD case confirmed - First positive testing at Motherwell Ranch was a year ago
The Steamboat Pilot & Today - 01/14/05

Panel backs wolves in Colo. -  wolves will attract tourists, help to control the elk herd and perhaps slow the spread of chronic wasting disease, the panel said.
The Denver Post - 01/14/05

Boulder County deer kills sought to test for chronic wasting disease
Rocky Mountain News - 01/12/05

Low-flying aircraft to be used in mule deer survival study
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 01/06/05

Crash kills CWD expert - Husband also dies in accident while returning to Wyo
Rocky Mountain News - 12/31/04

Scientists watching for CWD in humans - Hunter deaths scrutinized despite lack of evidence elk malady can make the leap
The Denver Post - 12/16/04

Deer, elk submitted for CWD testing declines
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 12/10/04

CWD testing down - Statewide as of Thursday, hunters had submitted 5,066 elk heads, 47,083 mule deer heads, 106 whitetail deer heads, and 99 moose heads for testing
Craig Daily Press (Colorado) - 11/16/04

$30,000 research elk shot near Hesperus
The Durango Herald - 10/28/04

Dentry: Fear of wasting disease appears to be waning
Rocky Mountain News - 10/27/04

Chronic wasting watch continues
The Fort Morgan Times (Colorado) - 10/20/04

Mid-October snow sends hunters packing - The biggest concern is for unit 60, which abuts the Utah border near the La Sal Mountains, where six CWD-positive deer were found last year
The Daily Sentinel (Colorado) - 10/20/04 - map (pdf)

CWD fears spread far and wide - Nearly every state keeping watch for fatal brain disease
Rocky Mountain News - 10/18/04

Flats deer hunt raises concerns - Two animals test positive for traces of radioactive elements
Rocky Mountain News - 10/18/04

CWD testing underway for 2004 hunting seasons
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 10/15/04

Tests on Flats deer show little radiation - Plans for former weapons plant include hunting
The Daily Camera (Colorado) - 10/14/04

Outdoor breifs - CWD testing
The Denver Post - 10/10/04

Mule deer prosperity equates to, well, big bucks
Rocky Mountain News - 10/08/04

Oh, deer, what ears! 
Rocky Mountain News - 10/02/04

Deer and elk testing for CWD voluntary in northeast Colorado
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 10/01/04

Camo green, bright orange are current rage as hunting seasons are here - Cost to test a deer or elk is $15 per animal; the test is free for moose
Wet Mountain Tribune (Colorado) - 09/16/04

Outdoor briefs - CWD requirement
The Denver Post - 09/15/04 - Colorado Division of Wildlife

Wildlife Commission requires CWD tests meet federal standards in Colorado - Some tests that have not been validated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture have resulted in false positives in at least one other state.
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 09/10/04

Missionary Ridge fair game again - hunters have brought in only six or seven heads for testing this season
The Durango Herald - 09/10/04 - Colorado Division of Wildlife

Chronic Wasting Disease in Colorado Springs
Koaa TV News - 07/14/04

County approves incinerator over neighbors’ objections - The new furnace will cremate 600 pounds daily
The Daily Sentinel (Colorado) - 07/13/04

Surveillance for human CWD
Jim Woodward - 06/28/04

Elk industry ailing due to chronic wasting disease - Demand for elk meat rapidly fell with the onset of mad cow disease
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - 06/24/04

Dentry: Ballot issues call for electing game managers
Rocky Mountain News - 06/01/04

Ranches earn CWD-free status
The Steamboat Pilot & Today - 05/31/04

Neighbors of wildlife area join to corral development
The Denver Post - 05/27/04

Rancher, state near deal to kill, test elk for CWD
Rocky Mountain News - 05/22/04

24 ranch elk to be killed, tested for CWD - Shift in state policy
The Denver Post - 05/22/04

Planners look at Motherwell request
Steamboat Pilot & Today (Colorado) - 05/20/04

CWD tests begin in Springs - Wildlife officers will use tranquilizer darts to immobilize the animals, then take tonsil samples to test for CWD
Rocky Mountain News - 05/12/04 - Division of Wildlife

Elk hunting area expands - ...body approved a $50 reimbursement to hunters who paid a commercial processing fee for a deer or elk infected with CWD
The Denver Post - 05/09/04

New research supports theory that indirect transmission of wasting disease possible in mule deer
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 05/05/04

Will the DOW’s new chronic wasting disease policy threaten human health?
Fort Collins Weekly (Colorado) - 05/05/04

CWD case in Springs - Range of disease extends south with backyard discovery
Rocky Mountain News - 05/04/04 - Division of Wildlife

Dead deer had wasting disease
The Gazette (Colorado) - 05/04/04

Grand Junction TSE incinerator
Jim Woodword - 04/29/04

DOW decides not to expand CWD disposal system
Colorado Division of Wildlife - 03/23/04

Report: Nine elk untested for CWD - Seven wild elk have been removed from inside the fences of Motherwell Ranch this year
The Steamboat Pilot & Today (Colorado) - 02/26/04

Grand Junction TSE incinerator
Jim Woodward - 02/25/04

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North America

Force deer-kill issue, pol urges hunters. Push to have 7 of 8 Game Commission members voted out, Belfanti suggests
The News Item - 01/19/05

New battle over Pennsylvania's deer
Lancaster New Era - 01/18/05

Deer eating away at forests nationwide - Population boom: 500,000 to 25 million in a decade
MSNBC - 01/18/05

Nation's biggest deer farmer selling off its assets - The country's largest deer farmer is selling its seven farms, but says the depressed state of the velvet and venison industries is not to blame
Stuff (New Zealand) - 01/18/05

DNR Revises Captive Deer Policy - State To Give Deer Owners Time To Find Animals New Home
WBAL TV 11 News - 01/18/05

DNR Refines Policy on Illegally Held Captive Deer
Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Manitoba expands mad cow compensation program - Agriculture Minister Rosann Wowchuk says the province will provide its 40 per cent share of compensation for sheep, goat, deer, elk and bison producers
Broadcast News - 01/18/05 - Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives

Prion protein NMR structures of elk and of mouse/elk hybrids
PNAS | January 18, 2005 | vol. 102 | no. 3 | 646-650 - full text

State should prohibit deer farms
The Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 01/16/05

Deer population pops - Restocking for years grows modern herd
The Commercial Appeal - 01/16/05 (registration required) or here

Ames animal labs upgrade called national priority
Omaha World-Herald - 01/15/05

DWR to spend $30,000 to feed deer
The Salt Lake Tribune - 01/15/05

Emergency deer feeding to begin in Cache and Rich Counties
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources - 01/14/05

Jackson elk test negative for CWD - State and federal wildlife agencies worked together to collect 187 samples of lymph nodes from elk killed by hunters
The Casper Star-Tribune - 01/13/05 - Wyoming Game and Fish

Brucellosis panel finishes work - "The failure of the majority report to address the risk of chronic wasting disease on the feedgrounds is simply unconscionable"
The Casper Star-Tribune - 01/13/05Brucellosis Coordination Team Report (pdf)

Field and stream – and backyard - Urban dreams of Bambi bang into scenes from The Deer Hunter
Arkansas Times - 01/13/05

Report: Whitetail numbers are ravaging forests - Scientists say Game Commission must be held accountable
The Morning Call (Pennsylvania) - 01/13/05

Managing White-tailed Deer in Forest Habitat From an Ecosystem Perspective (Pennsylvania Case Study)
Audubon Pennsylvania

Game Commission resonds to deer report
Pennsylvania Game Commission - 01/12/05

CWD UPDATE USA AND CANADA JANUARY 12, 2005
Terry S. Singeltary Sr. - 01/12/05

Agency finds cases of chronic wasting disease
Aberdeen American News - 01/12/05 - South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks

Iowa ag secretary outlines legislative wishes- $130,000 to $150,000 to fund tracking and testing efforts related to chronic wasting disease in deer
Iowa Farmer Today - 01/12/05

Insurers want dent in deer total - They are tired of paying to fix vehicles that hit deer and want hunters to kill more
The Des Moines Register - 01/12/05

Deer farmer reaches plea agreement before closing arguments
The Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 01/12/05

Remonstrators Target Hunting Preserve At BZA Meeting
Times-Union (Indiana) - 01/10/05

Trial paints ugly picture of deer farm
Journal and Courier (Indiana) - 01/10/05

Trial exposes the sham that is canned hunting
The Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 01/09/05

Del. Dwyer taking aim at DNR's authority
The Capital (Maryland) - 01/09/05

Sexual Segregation in Ruminants: Definitions, Hypotheses, and Implications for Conservation and Management
Journal of Mammalogy - 01/08/05

Hunter contracts TB from deer - Bovine strain of the disease is transmitted through hand cut during field dressing
The Detroit News - 01/07/05

DNR tests find 75 deer ‘suspect’ for bovine TB
Michigan Outdoor News - 10/07/05

Enough deer! - Disease risk too great
The Charleston Gazette (West Virginia) - 01/06/05

Pat Durkin column: We’ll miss top researchers
Green Bay Press-Gazette - 01/06/05

Speakers praise scientists for ethics, accomplishments
The Casper Star-Tribune - 01/05/05

Manager of Peru deer farm admits to illegal wildlife handling
Picayune Item (Indiana) - 01/05/05

Country singer testifies at trial - Ronnie Dunn says he took part in deer hunt at Peru farm
South Bend Tribune - 01/05/05

Group files suit to film deer killing in Solon
The Plain Dealer - 01/05/05

Trial starts in illegal deer hunt case - Man accused of letting clients kill sedated animals
South Bend Tribune - 01/04/05

Latest News & Updates on CWD
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission - 01/03/05

Ceremony to honor wildlife researchers - A celebration of the lives of two prominent wildlife disease experts killed in a traffic crash will be held Wednesday at the University of Wyoming Fine Arts Center
The Billings Gazette - 01/03/05 - Obituaries and Guest Books - Tom Thorne - Beth Williams

Federal jury selection set for deer farmer - 30 felonies alleged in Peru hunting operation
The Journal Gazette (Indiana) - 01/02/05

Commentary: State legislature could try to bring changes - Deer-pen hunting, new state flower could be hot topics
Chronicle-Tribune (Indiana) - 01/02/05

Chronic wasting disease fact of life in deer hunting
Chicago Sun-Times - 01/02/05

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CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE IN UK DEER SEAC 85/2
Terry S. Singeltary Sr. - 11/27/04

Domesticated deer have wasting ailment
JoongAng Daily (South Korea) - 11/21/04

S.Korea orders deer cull after CWD cases found -  It is the country's second outbreak of CWD
Reuters - 11/20/04

Call for ban on stalkers using helicopters to herd deer
The Herald (Scotland) - 11/01/04

Farmer, 73, killed by rutting stag
The Guardian - 10/20/04

'Bambi' burgers help fight the flab - Around 70,000 red deer stags and hinds are shot every year out of a total population of around 350,000 animals...
Scotsman - 10/03/04

Stag selection manual goes live on deer research site
Stuff (New Zealand) - 09/23/04 - DEEResearch

Mountain forests imperiled by increase in deer population
The Yomiuri Shimbun (Japan) - 09/21/04

Chronic virus that hits sheep
ic Newcastle - 08/07/04

TSEs (Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies) in deer – Advisory notes for farmers
Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (pdf) or here

Northland deer farm to close after TB found
The New Zealand Herald - 08/03/04 - Animal Health Board - Monitoring and Control

Farmer group acts to beat TB
Waikato Times (New Zealand) - 08/03/04

Deer farmers forecast expansion 
The Scotsman (Britain) - 07/16/04 - Venico naturally produced venison

Badger cull plan to fight TB - Deer can carry bovine TB, and they are known to go on to farms and share cattle troughs
BBC News - 07/14/04 - Bovine TB in Great Britain (pdf)

TB in deer getting worse, says top vet
Western Morning News (United Kingdom) - 06/17/04

Rare deer faring well despite inbreeding
Independent Online (China) - 04/12/04

Answers demanded in bovine TB cull
Western Morning News (United Kingdom) - 04/06/04

Chinese market unsure after new case of CWD- there is reason to hope the huge Chinese market will open to Canadian elk products as early as next spring
CBC News - 12/04/03 - RealPlayer audio

Muscle tissue poses tiny CJD risk
BBC News - 11/06/03

Deer Disease Tests - New Zealand has significantly boosted its testing and surveillance for CWD in deer to assure overseas markets that deer herds here are free of the disease.
Fencepost - 10/09/03

HUMAN/ANIMAL TSEs - British Medical Bulletin
Terry S Singeltary Sr. - 10/06/03

Queensland Government urged to tackle feral deer problem
ABC Brisbane (Australia) - 9/16/03 - AgForce Queensland

Scientists to check whether deer can get BSE
The Guardian - 8/14/03

Scientific research put under spotlight- Britain's academy of science is to set up an inquiry into how scientific research is made public.
BBC News - 8/10/03

Japanese delicacy could be hepatitis source
Health Newswire - 8/1/03 - The Lancet

Volcanic pool enzyme kills prions
New Scientist - 7/29/03

GM vaccine for cattle TB points to help for humans
New Zealand Herald - 7/29/03

EU accepts new scrapies rule
NZoom - 7/21/03

New accolade for Nobel prize winner - Nobel prize laureate, Kurt Wüthrich, was this week made an honorary fellow of Britain’s Royal Society of Chemistry
Neue Zürcher Zeitung - 7/19/03

Slump hits venison price hard
New Zealand Herald - 7/7/03

Dangerous game in sights
The Sydney Morning Herald - 5/13/03

Bayer Biological Products Receives Patent for Industry's First Pathogenic Prion Removal Assay - Western Blot Assay allows quicker, less expensive confirmation of removal of disease-causing prions during manufacturing
Bayer Biologicals - 5/7/03

NZ deer farmers urged to test stock for wasting disease - New Zealand has imported a lot of deer and elk semen from Canada
Waikato Times (New Zealand) - 5/6/03

Mad Cow: 1,479,034 analyses carried out, 97 cases
Agenzia Giornalistica Italia - 5/13/03

CJD teenager 'stable'
BBC News - 5/12/03 - RealPlayer video

Why Is Jonathan Simms Still Alive?
New York Times 5/10/03

Clue to Prion Formation Found, Offers Step toward Treating Puzzling Diseases 
Dartmouth Medical School - 5/8/03

Denmarks gets 13th confirmed mad cow case
Hoover's Online - 5/8/03

Pressure Combined with Heat Reduces Prion Infectivity in Processed Meats
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke

Ultra-high-pressure inactivation of prion infectivity in processed meat: A practical method to prevent human infection
Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 10.1073/pnas.1031826100 (abstract)

Bayer Biological Products Receives Patent for Industry's First Pathogenic Prion Removal Assay - Western Blot Assay allows quicker, less expensive confirmation of removal of disease-causing prions during manufacturing
Bayer Biologicals - 5/7/03

BSE test wins accolade for Swiss company
Swissinfo - 5/6/03

Latest quarterly analysis of variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease incidence in the UK shows continued slowdown
Eurosurveillance - 5/1/03

Court told of killer medicine
Herald Sun (Australia) - 5/1/03

Two more cases of mad cow bring Italy's toll to 97
Hoover's Online - 4/30/03

CJD kills vegetarian - The answer could lie in gelatin
icBirmingham - 4/27/03 - Gelatin is everywhere - www.mad-cow.org

MAF lacking in brains
The Christchurch Press (New Zealand) - 4/26/03

Brussels to tighten animal feed production - Europe's cows, pigs and chickens will in some areas enjoy higher food safety standards than human beings.
Financial Times - 4/23/03

No way to treat a pioneer
ICNewcastle - 4/20/03

Drug to prevent brain disease
The Scotsman - 4/18/03

New test for BSE in sheep could lead to draconian measures
Independent - 4/14/03

Four more BSE cases recorded this week
Irish Examiner - 4/11/03

CJD alert over health records
Guardian Unlimited - 4/10/03

First case of mad cow disease in 2003
The Slovak Spectator - 4/7/03

Health Ministry confirms 94th case in Italy
AGI Online - 4/7/03

Investigation probes link between contaminated blood and human BSE
The Scotsman - 4/6/03

Prion principle proved - Captured protein couple may help treat brain disease.
Nature - 4/4/03

CJD suspected after dad’s tragic death
Northampton Evening Telegraph - 3/28/03

Italy reports 92nd case of mad cow disease - Latest case reportedly from Turin region
Toronto Star - 4/1/03

17 prefectures can't start mandatory BSE testing now
The Asahi Shimbun (Japan) - 4/1/03

Immunization may delay onset of CJD symptoms
Reuters - 3/31/03

BSE still hard to control - Switzerland’s BSE unit says Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy, more commonly known as mad cow disease, is proving difficult to combat.
Swissinfo - 3/27/03

Italy Reports 91st Case of Mad Cow
Duluth News Tribune - 3/27/03

Slovak veterinary authority confirms new case of BSE
Hoovers Online - 3/27/03

New enzyme can destroy mad cow disease protein
The Japan Times - 3/16/03

Beef and pork proteins found in imported chicken
Guardian Unlimited - 3/10/03

CJD doc jets off - "The university is examining a urine test pioneered by Dr Narang which can show whether someone has CJD"
Sunday Sun - 3/9/03

Eradicating BSE cost taxpayer €1bn- Department of Agriculture has spent just €2.4m on research
Irish Examiner - 3/7/03

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