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<blockquote data-quote="NightShade" data-source="post: 3163686" data-attributes="member: 29706"><p>Yep, nothing new. But an outbreak is happening and it can transfer to humans. This is one of the reasons why hunting is a good thing. Large populations or an animal forces them to live in close proximity which facilitates the transfer of disease. Michigan will probably end up increasing the number of deer tags available or allowing hunters to go grab another if it is found to have TB so that they can be thinned out a bit. PETA and the rest of the tree huggers will probably condemn it but it's a fact of life that if they are not thinned out it will get worse and spread while also potentially transferring the TB to herds of cattle that were previously not infected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NightShade, post: 3163686, member: 29706"] Yep, nothing new. But an outbreak is happening and it can transfer to humans. This is one of the reasons why hunting is a good thing. Large populations or an animal forces them to live in close proximity which facilitates the transfer of disease. Michigan will probably end up increasing the number of deer tags available or allowing hunters to go grab another if it is found to have TB so that they can be thinned out a bit. PETA and the rest of the tree huggers will probably condemn it but it's a fact of life that if they are not thinned out it will get worse and spread while also potentially transferring the TB to herds of cattle that were previously not infected. [/QUOTE]
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