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Sports Outdoors ‘Silver lining’: CWD prevalence in North Idaho at less than 1% June 12, 2025 Updated Thu., June 12, 2025 at 2:47 p.m. A white-tailed deer. (Courtesy of Idaho Fish and Game) X ...

“People pick it up unknowingly and move it to where they live—and they can spread it that way,” said Hunter Westacott, a chronic wasting disease expert. “So there’s always that concern.