CWD | Chronic Wasting Disease an Expert Panel Exposes the Truth

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  • CWD | Chronic Wasting Disease an Expert Panel Exposes the Truth
    Keith Warren, host of Deer and Wildlife Stories, assembles an expert panel to discuss the effects of CWD. Keith is joined by expert panelists: Dr. Greg Stewart D.V.M. MS PHD Veterinarian & Microbiologist, Paul B. Stonum D.V.M Texas Tech University, Dr. Ernest E. Smith Texas Tech University, and Tim Condict Executive Director of Deer Breeders Corporation. The panelists discuss the truth about Chronic Wasting Disease.
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Komentáře • 107

  • @robertlivingston1634
    @robertlivingston1634 Před 5 lety +6

    I live in Michigans upper peninsula and all the talk about cwd has been about preventing it from crossing in from Wisconsin and other states. I made the claim that it was already here and just wasn't found yet and sure enough a couple months later jackpot right were I expected it. where you ask? on a farm, most farmers these days don't grow their own seed, it's purchased from larger companies that produce seed for shipment around the country and the world. The prions in the ground are transferred to the plants that are grown and end up in the soil and the deer that eat them. I'm not a scientist or an expert just forming a logical opinion, an opinion that I've never heard anyone address.

  • @benjaminfenske7345
    @benjaminfenske7345 Před 4 lety +4

    CWD takes 2yrs to kill a whitetail deer. Even if the deer got it at birth, it would could still breed and increase the population within those 2 yrs. Also, you fail to mention that Stage 1 CWD tests are only 36% accurate. Later stages are 100% accurate, but early detection is not very accurate. Something else to consider, is that if 60% of deer have CWD (some locations in WI), then most deer in that region won't survive more than 3 years and trophy 4-5yr old buck will be unheard of. We have to start thinking about the next generation. Let me ask you..... Would you eat a CWD positive deer? I know a guy who had to shoot 5 deer in one season before he had a CWD free deer. He thanks God that he started in the archery season or else he wouldn't have had the time to shoot 5 deer. I'd be frustrated and probably not hunt the next year. It's way easier to buy a cow for meat than cut up 5 deer just to have 60lbs of meat.

  • @ploptoken
    @ploptoken Před 6 lety +2

    I'm glad you uploaded this to youtube. I tried catching it while it live on FaceBook, but couldn't focus on it. Thank you, Keith.

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +1

      No problem bud, please share with your friends. Education is key here!

  • @brandonscott2091
    @brandonscott2091 Před 6 lety +2

    Love this info Keith. Couldn't agree more, not sure if you read the comments on the Drury video but I recommended a second video with you and the people you would know to have involved in the conversation. Keep up the great work with the deer farming industry! Last year was my first year having captive cervids and sadly lost all my deer to EHD.

  • @jasonwrenn2493
    @jasonwrenn2493 Před 5 lety +3

    As of 12-15-18, 10 whitetail deer tested positive in Tennessee

  • @brettcall6
    @brettcall6 Před 5 lety +3

    10 deer just tested positive for CWD in West Tennessee

  • @abstractart4u935
    @abstractart4u935 Před 6 lety

    My hats off to you keith for making this video. It puts a smile on my face that do your best to separate the facts from the BS. My question is are there any diseases that a deer is suseptable to getting harmful to humans as far as consumption of the meat?

  • @danielhuff1397
    @danielhuff1397 Před 6 lety +1

    very informative Keith. Thanks for all you do.

  • @karlmiller6746
    @karlmiller6746 Před 5 lety +1

    Keep up the good work your research fuels my research

  • @jamessmith-xu3gf
    @jamessmith-xu3gf Před 5 lety +2

    The disease has also been found in farmed deer and elk. CWD was first identified in captive deer in a Colorado collage research facility in the late 1960s, and in wild deer in 1981. They were keeping different species side by side mule deer Whitetail elk excetera and antelope and mule deer were side by side and the mule deer showed the signs of being sick and thats first CWD case if I would have to bet I would start with antelope

  • @Daniel_Callie
    @Daniel_Callie Před 6 lety

    Great gathering Mr Warren. Yall's collective leadership will ensure science drives all decisions about CWD. Thank you much sir. (Don't forget the tripod next time)

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +1

      Matti was holding the phone filming this and trust me, she is the one that will never forget the tripod again. She did a better job of holding it still than I probably would have

  • @God4445
    @God4445 Před 5 lety +1

    Joe rogan brought on the scientist that have the best shot of understanding this, i like this video though it shows how much these people love deer. We cannot be so blind, much less talk down on people that have been dedicating there lives to this very type of disease. Discourse is great though, keep it up fellas. I don't agree with much of what is said in this video, or this channel but it is good! As a fellow hunter I like how open you guys where in this video, it would be great to have a debate with both parties involved. Cheers fellas.

    • @MrDarkoKos
      @MrDarkoKos Před 5 lety +1

      lol keep gettin cucked by the govt
      better hurry n go get vaccd for dizzys X

  • @pfwtc
    @pfwtc Před 6 lety +10

    Joe rogan wont watch this.

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +2

      LOL well we can hope he does because he has a platform to educate people on the truth

    • @pfwtc
      @pfwtc Před 6 lety +1

      Keith Warren I agree

    • @vintage30
      @vintage30 Před 6 lety +5

      Ted Nugent tried to educate Joe on some of the false info on CWD but on podcast #1154 with a biologists from Wisconsin this week joe said Ted was out of touch on this issue and went on to pretty much slam deer farming.

    • @Highnz57
      @Highnz57 Před 3 lety

      @The Brotherhood of Freedom I see.
      they can't defend themselves when hit with false accusations.
      Rule number one?
      Or, overlook the counterargument in favor of one's own biases and feelings?

  • @googleuser3760
    @googleuser3760 Před 9 měsíci

    Has there been any testing done on predatory animals that prey on deer as of 2023?

  • @robertvogel5049
    @robertvogel5049 Před 5 lety +1

    What is the "Family Hunting show" they are talking about?

  • @scottschaeffer8920
    @scottschaeffer8920 Před 4 lety

    I could never understand beyond a market for commercially sold venison, how and why deer farms benefit deer? Breeding deer for big antlers does not follow the real evolution of the species, other genetic traits, body size, for example, does. Other survival traits as well, some, we may not exactly know, only the deer themselves know. This is before we even begin to insert CWD into the question.

  • @jimshowtovideos
    @jimshowtovideos Před 4 lety

    would be helpful if you presented how it started

  • @jeffhartley8363
    @jeffhartley8363 Před 3 lety

    Has the farming industry been impacted by CWD? And if so what can be done to eliminate it and does farming help biologists with CWD?

  • @chrisp1495
    @chrisp1495 Před 4 lety +1

    This guy is just telling me all the reasons he won't listen to science and pick the "research" he wants to spin his agenda. Should be shut down in my opinion

  • @MrDarkoKos
    @MrDarkoKos Před 5 lety

    thankyouthankyouthankyou

  • @RT-gs7fj
    @RT-gs7fj Před 6 lety

    Well said

  • @Roensmusic
    @Roensmusic Před 5 lety +7

    i recommend all americans to build walls to protect themselves against these zombie deer

    • @frahhscloset3430
      @frahhscloset3430 Před 5 lety

      lol

    • @nocontentfound50
      @nocontentfound50 Před 5 lety +1

      Their coming from Mexico! Thats why Donald wants to build the wall! ;)

    • @sidneyr1051
      @sidneyr1051 Před 5 lety +1

      ​@@nocontentfound50 it has nothing to do with Mexico your comment sounds racist.

    • @nocontentfound50
      @nocontentfound50 Před 5 lety

      @@sidneyr1051 You ever heard the word "sarcasm" or "irony"?

    • @sidneyr1051
      @sidneyr1051 Před 5 lety

      @@nocontentfound50 yes, I do if I misunderstanding your comment I'm sorry.
      Peace and love.

  • @mike_hunt_fish_trap
    @mike_hunt_fish_trap Před 4 lety +1

    Lies all lies to say deer get it from "feeding in the same trough" deer touch faces both skin to skin and face to trees in the wild. How many cwd deer have you seen or killed?

  • @anthonyjacinto2622
    @anthonyjacinto2622 Před 3 lety +1

    Why does this sound so familiar 🤔 oh yea corona we got doctors saying people are dying from corona that have been shot , stabbed , car accidents you name it . Now ask yourself as I'm asking myself why does this sound familiar ?..?

  • @bobbyyoung7836
    @bobbyyoung7836 Před 5 lety +4

    Bait your deer !!!! Go to a pen hunt buy a deer hunt!!! Thanks for spreading CWD!!!!!!!

    • @stickjr.3715
      @stickjr.3715 Před 4 lety +1

      If everyone baited wouldnt that concentrate on your own herd vs them walking through numerous properties to get to one bait pile?. and if you could explain to me what scientific anomaly happens under an apple tree versus an apple pile in the woods. 😂😁

    • @Highnz57
      @Highnz57 Před 3 lety

      Ok doctor Bobby.

  • @detroitghost95
    @detroitghost95 Před 4 lety

    The please come and help with Michigan

  • @jamessmith-xu3gf
    @jamessmith-xu3gf Před 5 lety +1

    captive deer started CWD and that's a fact and if you guys don't think so your wrong and u don't know what your talking about go do more research

    • @1Reddogroad
      @1Reddogroad Před 5 lety

      where do you get that info ?

    • @ladygodiva9483
      @ladygodiva9483 Před 4 lety

      This started with cows with the mad cow disease then the cows infected the soil then the soil infected the corn growing on those soil then the infected corn was fed to the captive farmed deer then the farmed Deer infected the wild deer population. Infected corn is also in our food supply it just takes longer for us humans to exhibit the human form of this disease.

    • @ladygodiva9483
      @ladygodiva9483 Před 4 lety

      Cows with the prions disease also known as mad cow disease contaminate the soil with their manure, soil can be contaminated for more than 20 years prions are proteins not bacterial or viral therefore it doesn't have any DNA if it doesn't have DNA can't be killed even with Heat or radiation it's a protein that corrupts other proteins and acts like a virus. it's like nothing scientists have ever seen before.( sorry for my bed English hope I'm coherent enough to understand)😁

    • @ladygodiva9483
      @ladygodiva9483 Před 4 lety

      Disease deadly proteins are already everywhere in our food supply when you eat at restaurants you can even get this because it's already in their contaminated pots and pans and plates and spoons and forks even if you are a vegetarian it's already also in our vegetables this protein can even contaminate vegetables so there's no way of avoiding this the only thing you can hope for is that you have the genes that some people have that seems to be more resistant and can help slow the disease down long enough for scientist to find a cure for it.

  • @1GregCB
    @1GregCB Před 5 lety

    The question I have like I keep hearing people say TB and CWD other deer can get it over bait or any other food source like a food plot other deer can get it by coming in contact with an infected deer is that true and if a deer has CWD can a human get it if they eat the meat?

    • @justinochs3792
      @justinochs3792 Před 4 lety

      The prions would be in the meat and yes, if it was able to affect humans, that is how you would get it. It has never been transferred to humans and it has been around longer than you think. Eat your venison. It is delicious!

  • @adama.schitt6568
    @adama.schitt6568 Před 6 lety +4

    You did touch on some of these questions. If you could do a f/u vid it would be so appreciated.
    Is CWD caused by a prion? If so, wouldn't that put it in the same group as Jacob - Croitzfeld (sp?) disease? Has the CWD prion ever jumped species? To humans? How is CWD vectored between deer? Is CWD found in elk, bear, moose, N.A. big cats or bird or reptile game species? Provided avoidance of CNS tissues, can eating the meat or marrow of CWD deer cause xmission of the disease?
    I'm taught EHD is a hemorrhagic disease. Wouldn't this make it pretty easy to spot? Last, is there any high brow Ph.D. literature in the journals that would be helpful? (I can actually understand that stuff. I are a EDUCATED dotard.)

    • @packnheat1254
      @packnheat1254 Před 6 lety

      Jack, here is a video talking about CWD. Yes, it is a Prion and through computer modeling it is possible "low percentage" to mutate and jump to humans as well as other species!
      czcams.com/video/E3s6p2UP57Q/video.html
      This video talks about the different Prions worth a watch if your interested.
      I hope you enjoy!!!

    • @adama.schitt6568
      @adama.schitt6568 Před 6 lety

      PACKN HEAT12:
      Yes, thanks very much for the tip.

    • @danteochotorena5507
      @danteochotorena5507 Před 5 lety +1

      Jacob crutsfeld is from cows (mad cow)so it is from consuming meat of infected animal.

  • @1GregCB
    @1GregCB Před 5 lety

    I'm from Michigan I have a cabin in the TB zone I hear from the local people in town that the DNR have major kill offs during fawn season and you're really lucky if you see five deer when you drive around let alone when you hunt and where my cabin is there's no farms around it's just hard woods and swamps and there no high fence hunting around anymore and there making Michigan a no bait State throughout the whole state not just a TB and CWD zones now people with food pots and people that buy deer urine and other attractions is that considered baiting to you I've heard from a lot of different people that if you use urine that considered baiting if you hunt over a food plot that's considered baiting I just wanted to ask your thoughts

  • @christopherpittman8054

    Seeing some of the pictures of the deer brains of the infected deer, their brains look very similar to the brains of cows with MCD and the brains of sheep with Scraapy (Not sure how to properly spell it, seen it spelled a few different ways). Seems very similar to the human priom disease of kuru. Just my guess but it seems to resemble a priom.

  • @josephnuzum7004
    @josephnuzum7004 Před 4 lety

    Can cwd deer infect other Animals like crows or any creaters consums positive cwd deer ? Or what if cwd deer dies in water can other Animal like bear drinks that same water can that same bear become cwd ?

  • @DuonxdMbxyins-k1z
    @DuonxdMbxyins-k1z Před hodinou

    Williams Paul Gonzalez Margaret Lopez Carol

  • @iceygaming5626
    @iceygaming5626 Před 5 lety +1

    Now there saying a bacterial infection caused it

  • @earlmurray3663
    @earlmurray3663 Před 6 lety +1

    stop putting out mineral blocks for one thing.

  • @buddydudding5944
    @buddydudding5944 Před 7 měsíci

    See Dr faucie

  • @scottcarroll550
    @scottcarroll550 Před 8 měsíci

    Inhumane society?pretense of benevolence?

  • @ROBERTHOCKER
    @ROBERTHOCKER Před 6 lety

    You chose an excellent panel for the discussion... All are professionals. I wonder if there are professionals for some friends of mine. They drink too much; and, stay wasted perpetually..I think that is called "chronic wasted disease"...LOL

  • @GTMGunTotinMinnesotan
    @GTMGunTotinMinnesotan Před 6 lety

    CWD can sleep for a long time correct?

    • @lerch400block
      @lerch400block Před 6 lety

      GunTotinMinnesotan from what I understand it is a protein and is not physically living. I'm trying to understand more but it's tough when you don't speak the jargon. Peace out from SW Texas.

    • @GTMGunTotinMinnesotan
      @GTMGunTotinMinnesotan Před 6 lety

      Right, the but the effects can go dormant for quite some time I take it

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +1

      An animal will be infected for a while before it starts to show symptoms of the disease.

    • @Limpchimps
      @Limpchimps Před 5 lety

      Years. Up to 20 years just in the soil

  • @bodeefranke9946
    @bodeefranke9946 Před 6 lety

    Second

  • @theleg7229
    @theleg7229 Před 5 lety +1

    CWD successfully infected it's first primate.

  • @ritsuchan2340
    @ritsuchan2340 Před 5 lety

    THANK YOU GUYS FOR DOIN THIS!! CUZ even don't care much about hunting....................I still believe that this CWD is fake

  • @blaisejanowski4422
    @blaisejanowski4422 Před 5 lety +2

    Is that my man shaq over there

  • @chrisp1495
    @chrisp1495 Před 4 lety

    You have an agenda as well

    • @okboomer6201
      @okboomer6201 Před 4 lety

      And Epstein did not kill himself. 🦌

  • @iangrosskopf1481
    @iangrosskopf1481 Před 6 lety +1

    Firssssssttttt

  • @ronny8383able
    @ronny8383able Před 9 měsíci

    Your making money on selling these deer, deer with genetics you created! And sell these deer for big money! All deer should be left wild unless studied by TPW. NOT RAISED FOR PROFITS

  • @williamemery2817
    @williamemery2817 Před 6 lety

    Remember when you said you wouldn't upload to CZcams anymore lol

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +2

      Yeah. Remember when I said I was still gonna upload to CZcams but just not full episodes of the High Road?

    • @williamemery2817
      @williamemery2817 Před 6 lety +1

      Keith Warren daaaaang someone on keiths team is salty. tbh we all got bored of high fenced hunting and 30 minutes of over priced merch plugging. I was such a fan as a little kid eh no so much anymore

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +4

      Not salty, just letting you know thats what the deal is. Isn't it a good thing I hunt low fence and no fence too? I strive to openly support ALL kinds of hunting, which is pretty rare to find on television now. I appreciate you watching though even if it was as a kid and hope you understand the only way I can afford to produce a show is thanks to my sponsors. God bless!

    • @williamemery2817
      @williamemery2817 Před 6 lety

      Keith Warren this isn't Keith 😂

    • @HighRoadHunting
      @HighRoadHunting  Před 6 lety +2

      Well this probably isn't William Emery. Come on man. What's your deal?