In Nevada, Tyler Turnipseed desperately leads a losing battle against 'Zombie deer'
Nevada's chief game warden, Tyler Turnipseed knows they will loose the battle against 'zombie deer.' Deer infected with chronic wasting disease are infecting the Western United States.
Tyler Turnipseed, chief Nevada game warden, suggested in testimony about the proposed law that local populations could be infected if a hunter passing through the state from elsewhere dumps butchered waste.
Kansas, Colorado and Wyoming have all reported cases of animals with the disease - heightening concerns that the disease could spread into Nebraska, Utah, Idaho and ultimately Nevada, J.J. Goicoechea, a state Department of Agriculture veterinarian, told lawmakers.
"It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when," Wolff said. "We know that we can't wrap Nevada in a bubble."
Maybe we can just extend the southern border wall to surround the entire state?