Free clinics in Libby, Kalispell to teach hunters how to collect CWD samples
MONTANA FISH, Wildlife and Parks Region 1 Wildlife Program Manager Neil Anderson explains to Montana state legislators how FWP staff members collect samples from white-tailed deer to determine if they have chronic wasting disease. So far, 10 whitetails have been found to have CWD in the Libby Management Zone. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
This fall, staff in Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Region 1 (northwest Montana) will be offering free clinics to teach hunters how to collect lymph node samples from the animals they harvest to have them tested for chronic wasting disease (CWD).
FWP staff are partnering with local sportsmen’s groups and businesses to offer the training clinics in Libby and Kalispell, and the courses are open to all interested hunters...
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