I'm willing to do without deer urine if the threat of spreading CWD is real. I don't know enough about the science to know if this is a wise precaution or just overkill.

I could care less as I don't use it much anyway and there are plenty of synthetic products for those who do.

With deer pee running $10.00 per ounce (or more) I'm sure the guys in the industry will have an absolute pi$$ fit.

Can't they test it before distributing it???? If there is real cases of this causing deer to get CWD then by all means prevent it, but if this is another ban just because someone thinks maybe someday this may occur, then don't ban it just because.....people are ban crazy these days...and usually some sort of agenda behind it...maybe anti's that don't like deer farms and and want a back door way to put them out of business????

I reckon it sounds like it could very well be possible. I'm not sure it is true. If it is scientifically feasible than I have no problem with it. I don't ever use it myself anyways.

I use it at times but if banning it helps contain the spread of CWD then it's the responsible thing to do.

Wouldn't bother me much. Save me some money.

Without being an expert in the business of deer urine distrubution, here is an idea. In Ohio(like many other states), it is illegal to haul firewood into and out of certain area to prevent/slow the spread of gypsy moths and the Emerald Ash borer. What if the same were true for deer pee. Buying locally would help prevent the spread of CWD into new areas. Just a thought, what do you guys think?

Also a licensed vet or state agent should take the samples also to avoid any type of questionable activities