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CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE Regulations and Best Management Practices 202021 Deer Hunting Season Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks CWD CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE Regulations and Best Management Practices 202021 Deer Hunting Season Addressing conservation challenges, such as CWD, requires active involvement of those with a passion for our rich natural resources. A primary goal of CWD response and management efforts is to determine the geographic extent and prevalence of the disease. MDWFP asks hunters to aid in this effort by submitting deer for testing during the 2020–2021 white-tailed deer hunting season. The test used to determine the presence of CWD requires a portion of the deer’s brainstem or lymph nodes. Harvested animals should remain cool or be frozen until testing to reduce decomposition and provide accurate results. Further, hunters and landowners can help monitor for CWD by actively looking for and reporting potential diseased or sick deer. For more information, visit MDWFP.com/cwd. CWD Best Management Practices The following Best Management Practices (BMP) are recommended for minimizing potential environmental and human expo- sure to Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) while handling carcasses and processing the meat from white-tailed deer. These BMPs are established on a foundation of abundant caution given the many unknowns regarding CWD. For more information about CWD, please visit mdwfp.com/cwd. Supplemental Feeding and Carcass Transportation Ban • Supplemental feeding is banned in any CWD Management Zone (salt licks, mineral licks, and feeders). Direct contact with prions is the most effective means of transmitting CWD. Research indicates saliva may have the highest concentration of prions. Thus, to minimize concentration of deer and potential spread of CWD, supplemental feeding is banned within any CWD Management Zone. • Carcasses may not be transported outside of any CWD Management Zone. Research has shown that decomposed carcasses of infected animals can also contribute to transmission when prions bind to soil and plant material. Thus, movement of carcasses may introduce CWD into previously uninfected areas. Only the below products may leave the CWD Management Zone: • Cut/wrapped meat (commercially or privately) • Finished taxidermy • Deboned meat • Antlers with no tissue attached • Hides with no head attached • Cleaned skulls or skull plates (no brain tissue) General Precautions • Inspect body condition of each deer at the time of harvest. Do not consume any part of animals exhibiting clinical symptoms of CWD, including extreme weight loss, excessive salivation, or erratic behavior. • Please report any deer that appears to be diseased by completing a diseased deer report at mdwfp.com/cwd or call 1-800-BE-SMART. • Avoid using natural deer urine attractants, as they may carry prions from infected deer. Hunters who prefer to use lures or attractants may wish to select an artificial or food based scent. • To minimize direct contact with infectious prions, it is recommended to not establish feeders, bait sites, mineral sites, or otherwise cause unnatural concentration of deer. Cleaning and Processing a Harvested Deer Field Dressing: • Wear rubber or latex gloves when handling carcasses. • When field dressing an animal, leave internal organs and inedible parts at the site of harvest. • Avoid sawing through bone, spinal cord, brain, lymph nodes, or spleen. • Store all portions of the animal to be transported in a container such as a cooler, bin, or bag that will not leak bodily fluids into the environment. Meat Processing: • Do not process a deer that appears to be diseased. • Process all deer individually, package separately, and label uniquely. • Debone meat from deer and remove all fat, connective tissue, and lymph nodes. • Avoid sawing through bone, spinal cord, brain, lymph nodes, or spleen. • Avoid eating/handling the eyes, brain, spinal cord, spleen, and lymph nodes. • Limit the amount of bodily fluids going to an area, such as a floor drain, that cannot be properly sanitized after use. Disposal: • Deer parts should not be rendered for use in feed for other animals, or used as compost. • Recommended disposal methods for unwanted portions of carcasses (bones, organs, etc.) are: • Leave at the harvest site; • Double-bag and send to an approved, lined landfill; or • Deep burial (8 feet or deeper). Equipment Cleaning: • Clean processing equipment between each deer. • Thoroughly sanitize all equipment and workstations with a 50:50 solution of bleach and water. • Soak tools for one hour in the bleach solution, and then rinse thoroughly with hot water. BENTON DESOTO ALCORN O G N MARSHALL I ¦¨§55 M TIPPAH O TATE H S PRENTISS I TUNICA £ T UNION ¤45 A B N PANOLA LAFAYETTE LEE M A A M COAHOMA W T PONTOTOC A I T I U Q YALOBUSHA TALLAHATCHIE CALHOUN CHICKASAW MONROE BOLIVAR GRENADA R E Y CLAY W LEFLORE R WEBSTER E O M L O F G N T OKTIBBEHA LOWNDES U N N CARROLL S O CHOCTAW O M T G S N Y I E H R S HOLMES H NOXUBEE A WINSTON P ATTALA W Y M U E H K R A H YAZOO S LEAKE NESHOBA KEMPER ISSAQUENA MADISON LAUDERDALE SCOTT NEWTON N E R HINDS RANKIN R A W CLARKE SMITH JASPER CLAIBORNE SIMPSON COPIAH JEFFERSON N S I O E T V C A G WAYNE N JONES D N I E F V R F O W E FRANKLIN C LINCOLN J ADAMS A L MARION T GREENE LAMAR S AMITE WILKINSON E PERRY PIKE R WALTHALL R O F GEORGE PEARL RIVER STONE CWD MANAGEMENT ZONES 3/13/2019 HARRISON JACKSON HANCOCK Service Layer Credits: Sources: Esri, HERE, DeLorme, USGS, Intermap, increment P Corp., NRCAN, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), Esri (Thailand), TomTom, MapmyIndia, © OpenStreetMap contributors, and the GIS User Community North Mississippi CWD Zone includes: • Alcorn, Benton, Carroll, Desoto, Grenada, Lafayette, Lee, Leflore, Marshall, Panola, Pontotoc, Prentiss, Quitman, Sunflower, Tallahatchie, Tate, Tippah, Union, and Yalobusha counties If you observe a deer you suspect may be sick, report it to MDWFP at 1-800-BE-SMART or visit MDWFP.com/cwd. 2020–2021 Statewide Sample Drop-Off Sites MDWFP has established collection sites across the state for the general public to deposit deer heads for testing. All season long, freezers will be at each site for depositing deer heads. Hunters should preserve the head with at least 6 inches of neck attached. Antlers and skull plate may be removed without affecting the lymph nodes used for testing. If antlers are not removed, they cannot be returned to the hunter. 1 Love VFD 17 Deviney WMA 33 Collinsville VFD 7345 Hwy 51 S 171 Hughes-Ertle Road 11710 Nancy Drive Hernando, MS 38632 Indianola, MS 38751 Collinsville, MS 39325 2 Mt. Pleasant VFD 18 Dahomey NWR 34 Caney Creek WMA 194 Mt. Pleasant Rd 831 MS 446 6373 West Moore Tower Rd Red Banks, MS 38661 Boyle, MS 38730 Forest, MS 39074 3 Wall Doxey State Park 19 Carroll County Sherriff’s Dept. 35 MSU Extension Office 3946 MS Hwy 7 105c East Washington St 2040 W Gallman Rd Holly Springs, MS 38635 Carrollton, MS 38917 Hazlehurst, MS 39083 4 Benton County 911 Dispatch 20 American Legion Building 36 Natchez State Park 368 Ripley Ave 8243 Hwy 9 230-B Wickcliff Rd Ashland, MS 38603 Eupora, MS 39744 Natchez, MS 39120 5 Walnut VFD 21 Trim Cane WMA 37 Wilkinson County Sheriff 660 Main Street 2025 North Jackson St. 1389 U.S. Hwy 61 South Walnut, MS 38683 Starkville, MS 39759 Woodville, MS 39669 6 MSU Extension Office 22 Black Prairie WMA 38 US Forest Service Office (Bude) 2200 Old Hwy 45 S 744 Fire Tower Rd 3085 U.S. Hwy 98 Corinth, MS 38834 Crawford, MS 39743 Meadville, MS 39653 7 New Albany Fairgrounds 23 Choctaw WMA 39 South Region Office 112 Fairgrounds Circle 2121 Webster Rd 1201 N. Clark Ave New Albany, MS 38652 Ackerman, MS 39735 Magnolia, MS 39652 8 Fire Station 1 24 Yockanookany WMA 40 Jeff Davis Lake 401 McElroy Dr 28329 MS Hwy 12 16 Lake Drive Oxford, MS 38655 McCool, MS 39108 Prentiss, MS 39474 9 Panola County EMS 25 Holmes County State Park 41 Bogue Homa Lake 100 MSG William J Ferrell Dr 5369 State Park Rd 149 Bogue Homa Lake Rd Sardis, MS 38666 Durant, MS 39063 Laurel, MS 39443 10 O’Keefe WMA 26 Holly Bluff VFD 42 Leaksville Main Street O’keefe Rd 995 Hwy 16 315 Main St Lambert, MS 38643 Holly Bluff, MS 39088 Leaksville, MS 39451 11 North Region Office 27 Mahannah WMA 43 Purvis VFD 457 CR 36 1370 Anderson-Tully Rd 805 Main St Enid, MS 38927 Redwood, MS 39156 Purvis, MS 39475 12 MDOT Maintenance HQ 28 Phil Bryant WMA 44 Pearl River County Fairgrounds 32950 Hwy 32 11641 Hwy 465 Hwy 26 West Tillatoba, MS 38961 Vicksburg, MS 39183 Poplarville, MS 39470 13 Pontotoc Ag Center 29 LeFleur’s Bluff State Park 45 Lower Pascagoula WMA 430 CJ Hardin Jr Dr 3315 Lakeland Terrace 816 Wade Vancleave Rd Ponotoc, MS 38863 Jackson, MS 39216 Moss Point, MS 39562 14 Elvis Presley Lake 30 Pearl River WMA 46 Bay St. Louis FD Station 2 72 CR 995 506 Hwy 43 S 9998 MS-603 Tupelo, MS 38804 Canton, MS 39046 Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 15 Chickasaw WMA 31 Fire Station 3 770 Hwy 32 Ext 257 Gum Street Houston, MS 38851 Philadelphia, MS 39350 16 Malmaison WMA 32 Three Mile Corner VFD 126 Malmaison HQ Rd 2140 Binnsville Rd Holcomb, MS 38940 Scooba, MS 39358 2^_ 3 ^_5 ^_ DESOTO 6 ^_ ^_ ALCORN MARSHALL ^_ 4 TIPPAH TATE 1 BENTON TUNICA PRENTISS TISHOMINGO ^_7 ^_ 9 ^_ UNION LEE PANOLA 8 LAFAYETTE ^_ 14 COAHOMA ^_ QUITMAN 13 11 PONTOTOC ITAWAMBA 10^_ ^_ ^_12 ^_ CALHOUN 15 TALLAHATCHIE YALOBUSHA MONROE BOLIVAR CHICKASAW GRENADA ^_ WEBSTER 18 ^_ CLAY LEFLORE 16 ^_ 17 ^_ SUNFLOWER 20 ^_19 ^_21 LOWNDES OKTIBBEHA CARROLL CHOCTAW MONTGOMERY ^_ ^_ 22 ^_ 23 HOLMES NOXUBEE WASHINGTON 24 WINSTON ^_ ATTALA HUMPHREYS 25 32^_ ^_26 YAZOO SHARKEY LEAKE NESHOBA^_31 KEMPER ISSAQUENA MADISON ^_ 27 ^_30 ^_ ^_WARREN SCOTT 33 28 NEWTON ^_ ^_ LAUDERDALE HINDS 29 34 RANKIN CLARKE CLAIBORNE SMITH JASPER ^_ 35 SIMPSON COPIAH JEFFERSON JEFF COVINGTON DAVIS ^_41 36 ^_ JONES FRANKLIN ^_ 40 WAYNE ADAMS ^_ LINCOLN 38 LAWRENCE AMITE MARION GREENE WILKINSON LAMAR 39 ^_ ^_ 43^_ ^_ 37 PERRY 42 PIKE WALTHALL FORREST 44 GEORGE ^_PEARL STONE RIVER CWD Sampling Drop off Points 45^_ 2020 / 2021 Deer Season HARRISON JACKSON CWD MANAGEMANT ZONES HANCOCK 46^_ ^_ 2020 - 2021 Drop off Points Statewide Mandatory Collection Sites During the 2020–2021 hunting season, all deer harvested in the respective counties and dates listed below must be submitted for CWD sampling by 10 p.m.
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