Transcription of Common Sense: Handling and processing venison
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Common Sense: Handling and processing venison
As a deer hunter, you are probably aware of For more information about lead in venison : chronic wasting disease, or CWD, first found in Wisconsin white-tailed deer in 2002. Recently Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, another concern has risen: the possibility of bullet Trade and Consumer Protection fragments contaminating venison and posing a health threat to humans. And deer may also suffer from other diseases as well. Wisconsin Department of Natural CWD Resources According to the World Health Organization, there is no evidence that chronic wasting disease Common passes to humans. However, many people still Wisconsin Department of Health Services prefer to take extra precautions to remove prions from venison .
Handling and processing venison Remove prions Avoid lead fragments Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection Bureau of Meat Safety and Inspection
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