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New CWD Management Zone, Deer B License created in Kalispell after detections at landfill
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has established a new Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Management Zone in Hunting District 170 near Kalispell following the detection of CWD in whitetail deer at the Flathead County Landfill in October 2024.
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Washington Cracks Down on Chronic Wasting Disease—New Rules for Hunters
Heading west to hunt in Washington? New rules are in place to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease—know before you go!
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Northeast Montana chronic wasting disease on the rise
Following the latest sampling efforts in 2024, northern hunting district (HD) 600 has an annual prevalence rate of 28 percent for adult mule deer. HD 670, in the north-central area of the region, shows an annual prevalence of 34 percent, and HD 640, on the eastern end of the region, has overall annual prevalence rates…
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FWP News: Hunters help FWP collect most CWD samples since testing began
Montana sets a record for chronic wasting disease testing with over 9,000 samples submitted this hunting season—hunters play a crucial role in monitoring and management.
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FWP News: Chronic wasting disease detected in deer for first time in two south-central Montana hunting districts
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) was detected this season in a mule deer buck from hunting district (HD) 515 and a whitetail buck from HD 525, both harvested by hunters.
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First case of CWD in Florida found in roadkill whitetail
It’s official. Florida now has its first official case of CWD. Oklahoma recently had its first deer test positive for […]
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First CWD case in Oklahoma
A press release on June 6, 2023 by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation tells about the first case of […]