Chronic Wasting Disease Prevention
Photo Credit: Courtesy of NDOW
by Nevada Department of Wildlife
10-15-2021
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In this week's Nevada Wild, Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller sit down with Nevada Department of Wildlife Veterinarian Nate LaHue to talk about Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), a transmissible neurological disease that is always fatal to animals in the deer family. Nate explains the state's efforts to prevent the disease from entering Nevada, and explains what hunters can do to help.
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More Reports
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Thursday, October 14th, 2021
Lake Mead: Anglers are enjoying an increase in black bass action
Lake Mohave: Water levels are low for fall razorback sucker conservation activities
Colorado River - Laughlin: ost action has been reported downriver, south of Big Bend
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Fishing has been sluggish
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: . Variable weather and high winds have made it challenging
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Anglers have been doing well from shore
Echo Canyon Reservoir: Rainbow trout have been biting well
• NDOW Southern Fishing Report
Nevada Department of Wildlife Reports
for Wednesday, October 6th, 2021
Lake Mead: The black bass bite is picking up
Lake Mohave: Transitions into fall weather patterns are resulting in an increase in black bass activity
Colorado River - Laughlin: Rainbow trout are keeping anglers busy on the river.
Las Vegas Urban Ponds: Anglers reported good fishing over the weekend
Kirch Wildlife Management Area: Trout fishing should be good throughout the day
Eagle Valley Reservoir: Trout action is getting even better than it has been
• NDOW Southern Fishing Report