Arkansas CWD 101 positive cases documented to date, Biologists to take additional samples in in southern Pope County, Aug. 1-5
Arkansas CWD 101 positive cases documented to date, Biologists to take
additional samples in in southern Pope County, Aug. 1-5
Biologists to take additional CWD samples in Pope County LONDON –
Biologists with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will be taking additional
samples to search for chronic wasting disease in southern Pope County, Aug. 1-5.
The sampling is part of the AGFC’s preparation for this hunting season’s
sampling period, according to Ralph Meeker, assistant deer program coordinator
for the AGFC.
“In the coming deer season, we hope to gather 300 samples from
hunter-harvested deer in each of the counties in our CWD Management Zone,”
Meeker said. “But the single positive case of CWD in Pope County came from an
area that has very little land open to public hunting.”
The CWD Management Zone consists of Boone, Carroll, Johnson, Logan,
Madison, Marion, Newton, Pope, Searcy and Yell counties.
Brad Carner, chief of wildlife management for the AGFC, says the positive
case in Pope County is about 40 miles from the first documented case of CWD in
the state, and there is a very large gap between it and the other known positive
cases found so far.
“We really want to sample near this outlier to determine the extent of
CWD’s spread in the area,” Carner said. “We would rather take samples from
voluntarily submitted hunter-harvested animals, but hunter access is not
possible because of safety issues with surrounding land use.”
Sampling is expected to occur for a few hours each morning and evening of
the week, and samples will be processed close to the location of the previous
positive case in Pope County.
This sampling effort is a small part of the overall collection process
planned for this hunting season.
“We also will be working with hunters participating in the Russellville and
Bull Shoals urban archery hunts to collect hunter-harvested samples to reach our
goal of 300 deer in each county of the CWD Management Zone,” Carner said. “We
still want Arkansans to enjoy deer hunting, and we need their help in monitoring
for this disease and helping stop its spread. We will be opening up biological
testing sites in the CWD Management Zone on opening weekend of modern gun deer
season to help reach our goal of 300 deer tested in each of those 10 counties.”
Carner says testing site locations will be released to the public once
staff has finalized the list.
July 27, 2016
Arkansas Outdoors Weekly Newsletter Date 07/27/2016
Description Biologists to take additional CWD samples in Pope County
LONDON– Biologists with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will be
taking additional samples to search for chronic wasting disease in southern Pope
County, Aug. 1-5.
Positive CWD cases found as of July 22, 2016
County CWD positive deer CWD positive elk
Newton 87 5
Boone 5 0
Carroll 2 0
Madison 1 0
Pope 1 0
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