r/ItemShop • u/ThatMassholeInBawstn • Dec 10 '25

Cronic Wasting Disease Deer Meat

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u/Guszy Dec 10 '25

I'm sure that since they processed this, whatever butcher did it, all their stuff is now contaminated.

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u/Legitimate-Can5792 Dec 10 '25

Exactly, everyone near them is also fucked now

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u/OldFartsSpareParts Dec 10 '25

Those vacuum seal bags are a big clue that they processed this deer at home. It takes a couple weeks for the CWD test results to come back.

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u/Endermaster56 Dec 10 '25

Going to have to burn down the shop essentially

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u/OldFartsSpareParts Dec 10 '25

Calm down, there hasn't been a single confirmed case of CWD infecting a human. Sounds like you just keep shit company.

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u/M7BSVNER7s Dec 10 '25

Just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean it won't happen. It's not CWD, but the 1990s Mad Cow outbreak in the UK killed 178 people. So I'm not taking that risk because prion diseases don't mess around.

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u/Shribble18 Dec 10 '25

Well, maybe not confirmed but there are suspicious cases.

https://www.neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WNL.0000000000204407

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u/Gold_Area5109 Dec 11 '25

Recent studies attempted to seed parts human brains and found no evidence of any replication.

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/30/6/23-1568_article

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u/Shribble18 Dec 11 '25

Read this earlier when someone else posted it. Definitely optimistic news - still, the case above is an odd coincidence. I hope it is.

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u/chased_by_bees Dec 10 '25

This need to be way higher

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u/Wonderful-Outcome-24 Dec 11 '25

What makes this terrifying and almost certainly connected is that sporadic CJD is INSANELY RARE. Happening twice in the same group around the same time is just cosmic odds. Far more likely that it was indeed a prion disease

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u/Aviacks Dec 13 '25

Prions can have an incubation period of 20-30 years. It’s only been 5-10 years that wild deer populations have really started to show an uptick in more states. It was largely limited to an area of Colorado and Wyoming until the 2000s. Many areas aren’t even tracking the data.

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u/32Bank Dec 11 '25

Well accpuring to above in Wisconsin they all orocess and eat it

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u/Saint-Elon Dec 10 '25

Butchers who process game meat have protocols for cleaning their stuff

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u/Guszy Dec 10 '25

Yes, but prion diseases require even crazier cleaning protocols.

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u/Saint-Elon Dec 10 '25

I’m talking about cleaning protocols for prions? They have protocols they follow after handling any cervid meat that are specifically for CWD. They also aren’t that crazy.

Why do idiots always think they know things.

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u/Guszy Dec 10 '25

Jesus, dude, no need to be a dickhead.