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Manitoba looking at next steps to curtail 'zombie deer' disease after case discovered near Winkler

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Chronic wasting disease has been detected a total of 26 times in Manitoba. The total includes 22 mule deer and four white-tailed deer. A recent case raises questions about just how prevalent the disease is. The province is considering aerial surveys and looking at areas around Winkler and in North Dakota.

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Manitoba looking at next steps to curtail 'zombie deer' disease after case discovered near Winkler

Provincial biologist Richard Davis says he’s optimistic that the so-called "zombie deer" disease will be contained in Manitoba, after only four positive cases of chronic wasting disease were found among the more than 4,000 deer samples analyzed during the 2023 hunting season.

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