CWD in South Dakota cervids adds more evidence of red state failure

Mule deer romp through the returning aspen in the Jasper burn zone in the southern Black Hills. 

Kill off apex predators like wolves and cougars; spray neonicotinoids, glyphosate and atrazine on everything then wonder why deer and wapiti contract a prion contagion like Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). I have been covering effects of the surfactant POEA for nearly three decades. Today, wapiti (elk) in the Mountain West are dying en masse from CWD that some researchers say results from the federal government feeding those cervids in close proximity. Hay fed to those animals is likely contaminated with Monsanto's Roundup® and POEA now banned in Europe.

It takes at least 1,000 degrees to kill the prions that cause CWD to prevent spreading them to humans.

Samples were obtained from two male white-tailed deer by hunters in Lyman County and one male mule deer from sick surveillance in Sully County. Fourteen counties in South Dakota are now known to be infected with CWD, which includes eight counties added during the fall of 2019. [Dakota Radio Group]

Humanity has wiped out half the world's wildlife population just since 1970.

“Every kitten we followed that year was killed by wolves,” https://t.co/VlHCqc7KpV via @JacksonHoleNews @JHNGenviro

— interested party (@larry_kurtz) November 27, 2020