04/04/2026
Let’s stop pretending this conversation is balanced.
State agencies themselves say Chronic Wasting Disease is spread through contact with a contaminated environment—soil, plants, surfaces where prions persist.
Read that again:
👉 The environment carries the disease.
So here’s the obvious question nobody wants to answer: They didn’t just ignore it, they created a narrative and blamed the people they are suppose to represent.
What happens when that environment is physically moved?
Because every single day, across this country, we move:
• Hay and alfalfa by the truckload
• Corn and feed grains across state lines
• Manure and poultry litter spread over fields
• Soil, dust, and organic material attached to all of it
If prions bind to soil…
If prions persist on plants…
If prions survive in the environment…
👉 Then moving those materials is moving the very thing agencies say spreads CWD.
But instead of addressing that, what have we seen?
đźš« Hunters blamed
đźš« Deer farmers regulated into the ground
đźš« Endless focus on animal movement, and hunting regulations and testing.
While the movement of tons of environmental material gets a pass.
This is not an attack on agriculture.
This is about a one-sided narrative.
You cannot say:
👉 “CWD spreads through the environment”
…and at the same time ignore:
👉 “We are constantly transporting that environment.”
That’s not science. That’s selective enforcement.
Look where CWD is most entrenched and prevalence is the highest.
• Southwest Texas and the Texas Panhandle
• Northwest Arkansas
• The poultry and dairy belt across Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Virginia
• Southwest Wisconsin, Southeast Minnesota, and Northwest Illinois
These are not random locations.
These are major agricultural regions—heavy in:
• Dairy production
• Poultry production
• Alfalfa and feed movement
• Manure and litter application across fields
And they also represent some of the most endemic CWD regions in the country.
At some point, that pattern deserves more than silence.
At some point, people are going to start asking:
Are we actually trying to understand CWD…
or just managing the parts that are politically convenient?
And this my friends is why we say CWD is a scam. Regulating a harvested deer moving in a truck or hunting over a feeder. While millions of tons of CWD exposed materials are moved throughout the country and acting as if these silly regulations have any effect at all is asinine at best. It’s quite sad actually the equivalent of pouring a glass of water on a house fire.
Putting regulations and laws on one group while ignoring others is illegal and unconstitutional in every aspect. It also misrepresents what moves prions around at an incomparable greater rate. It is shameful at the exploitation those with an agenda has done to the hunting community.
