Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Advocacy, Agencies, Access => Topic started by: bbarnes on March 11, 2019, 04:36:28 PM
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Press release today hoof rot in the Olympics .its time for every hunter to call state rep, Brian Blake the chair of the AG committee.Also WDFW and tell them how unsatisfactory this is.
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Are you still trying to get a study herd together?
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Would you have a link? I don't see it on their site. Where?
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Would you have a link? I don't see it on their site. Where?
I didn't see an article, but they do have a map with locations of hoof rot. A couple marks as far north as Forks.
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Would you have a link? I don't see it on their site. Where?
I didn't see an article, but they do have a map with locations of hoof rot. A couple marks as far north as Forks.
I knew it was on the Satsop but I had no idea any had showed up that far north.
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https://wdfw.wa.gov/conservation/health/hoof_disease/ It says publicly reported, so who knows. The date is this year.
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It will should show up on this link. In a day or week or month.
http://vmp.vetmed.wsu.edu/research/elk-hoof-disease (http://vmp.vetmed.wsu.edu/research/elk-hoof-disease)
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Just heard from a reliable source that the quileute tribe confirmed a case in Jefferson county. Sample was taken in October and they just got positive results back.
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Just heard from a reliable source that the quileute tribe confirmed a case in Jefferson county. Sample was taken in October and they just got positive results back.
Your source is very wrong!
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I'll not name names, but I can assure you they're not wrong
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Would you have a link? I don't see it on their site. Where?
It's updated on the link from dreamunelk. As far as Hamma Hamma on the east side, and Forks on the West. One was by Lake Quinault.