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Lann Wilf
Wildlife biologist known as "The Old Biologist" on YouTube; former Deer Program Coordinator for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks.
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Sep 30, 2026
#334 CWD Fact or Fiction with Lann Wilf and William McKinley
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26:29Aaron WarbrittonHOST
Okay, guys, y'all have used a few examples here where these different events have killed off a bunch of deer in specific localities, but where has this occurred due to CWD? So where have you observed these population declines, you know, either locally or nationally or wherever due to CWD?
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26:59Lann WilfGUEST
I'm going to point toward a study that published last fall that was conducted in northwest Arkansas and conducted by University of Georgia.
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44:32Aaron WarbrittonHOST
Is it possible that it, that Mother Nature could take care of this at some point, that a deer could become resistant? You said it's, it's obviously different than EHD, so the prion's always there, but is it possible that the deer herd becomes resistant of CWD, or have we not seen that?