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The document above contains information on Saskatchewan Environment's
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Management Program for 2006, including details on
where CWD permits are available, where to hunt, and what is
required from hunters who harvest an animal. It is important that you read
all of the information on the CWD Management Program prior to hunting this
fall.
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CWD Hunter's Information |
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CWD
Hunter's
Information Sheet provides summary
information on the 2006 CWD Management Program, including listings for Herd
Reduction Areas, details on season dates and hunting regulations, where to
obtain CWD Control Permits and where you can submit heads for testing. |
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CWD Sample Totals |
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Total Heads Submitted: 4132
As of January 2, 2007, hunters have turned in 1621 heads from
white-tailed deer; 2399 heads from mule deer and 112 elk heads
to test for CWD.
Total Head Tested:
So far 2308 heads have been tested with
26 positive results for CWD. |
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Herd Reduction Area Maps |
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There are six Herd Reduction Areas (HRA)
for 2006. The following maps are downloadable in PDF format.
Current CWD Sample Totals:
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Additional CWD Information |
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Enter your tag number at the
Canadian Cooperative Wildlife Health Centre
Chronic Wasting Disease Info. Site 2006 to check results
from samples submitted for CWD testing.
Also, find
an up-to-date summary of information for the Chronic Wasting Disease
project, including the number of deer heads collected and samples tested
for each of the Wildlife Management Zones at
Provincial
Summary of CWD Test Results.
Canada's
National Chronic Wasting Disease Control Strategy - the objective
is to establish a coordinated national policy and a disease
response and management framework to minimize the negative impacts of
Chronic Wasting Disease on biodiversity, human and livestock health, the
environment and the economy. (disponible en
français.)
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