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Wildlife officials seeking help from hunters for Chronic Wasting Disease management in Montana

HELENA, Mont. - Wildlife officials are continuing efforts to monitor Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) among deer, elk and moose in areas known as Priority Surveillance Areas (PSA) in north-central Montana

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Wildlife officials seeking help from hunters for Chronic Wasting Disease management in Montana

Wildlife officials seeking help from hunters for Chronic Wasting Disease management in Montana
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Things to remember while hunting in Montana

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Hunters must expect to see bears Grizzly bears have the potential to be found anywhere in the western two-thirds of

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State outlines plans on Chronic Wasting Disease surveillance

State outlines plans on Chronic Wasting Disease surveillance
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Deer Protection Program transitioning from ATA to Responsible Hunting Scent Association

Outdoornews February 14, 2021 The Archery Trade Association and the Responsible Hunting Scent Association are working together to transition the Deer Protection Program from ATA management to RHSA management by April 1, 2021. The ATA launched the DPP in March 2016 as the threat of chronic wasting disease increased nationwide. Program participants include urine-based scent manufacturers and their suppliers who agree to follow strict guidelines and safeguards on their products to reduce the risk of spreading CWD. Their efforts and commitment help ensure the sustainability of the hunting industry by protecting the health of wild deer herds. Today, DPP members market and sell the vast majority or urine-based scent products on the market.

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