健康 · シカの病気の検査
ミネソタ州のシカ猟開幕、2つの義務はまず登録、その後に検査
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英語の原文から翻訳されています。
2つの義務は正しい順序で
48時間の期限が切れる前にシカを検査に出すハンターにとって、実際に取るべき対応は明確です。早めに登録してください。登録期限はその手続きに認められた最長の猶予であり、未登録のまま検査に持ち込んでよいという意味ではありません。
境界を定めるのは許可番号
義務は対象を限定しており、州全域に適用されるものではありません。CBSミネソタは対象地域を大まかにミネソタ州南西部と説明し、そこで11月7日と8日に1歳以上のシカを検査する必要があると報じています。年齢基準は重要です。この報告された検査要件は、年齢を問わず捕獲したすべてのシカを対象とするものではありません。これに対し、登録は捕獲したすべてのシカに適用されます。1
義務的な週末以外の検査
指定区域外のハンターも検査を受けられます。DNRは、感染が確認されていない地域も含め、ミネソタ州全域でシカ猟のシーズンを通じてCWD検査の選択肢を提供しています。したがって、検査を受けられるという事実は、特定のシカが捕獲された場所でCWDが見つかったことを意味しません。6
DNRの郵送検査プログラムでは、キットと検査が無料で、結果はオンラインで確認できます。ただし、キットの数には限りがあるため、無制限に利用できるものとして当てにしてはなりません。こうした広範な検査の選択肢は、指定許可区域で開幕週末に課される義務とは別のものです。6
人の健康への影響については、警戒をあおるのでも、証拠を超えて安心させるのでもなく、正確に伝える必要があります。米疾病対策センター(CDC)は、CWDについて「人に感染することは確認されていない」としています。感染した動物との接触や、その肉を食べることが人の健康に影響を及ぼす可能性があるかどうかについて、科学者らは研究を続けています。つまり、潜在的なリスクは研究中であり、人への感染が確認されたわけでも、曝露が無害だと証明されたわけでもありません。2
情報源7
CBS Minnesota
- HeyDay News
媒体別の全情報源
7媒体の21件の情報源· 引用の多い順
Minnesota Department of Natural Resourcesmn.us15
- Meat Processor Tips for CWD Tested Deer Carcasses | Minnesota Department of Agriculture
- DNR reminds firearms deer hunters to prepare for chronic wasting disease sampling : Oct 12, 2026 | News release | Minnesota DNR
- Chronic wasting disease | Minnesota DNR
- CWD testing options | Minnesota DNR
- Field Dressing Deer With Food Safety In Mind
- CWD questions and answers | Minnesota DNR
- CWD Hunting Brochure
- CWD surveillance block | Minnesota DNR
- Minnesota DNR provides deer hunting outlook and regulation reminders : Oct 26, 2026 | News release | Minnesota DNR
- DNR Fish and Wildlife Almanac, Nov. 2 : Nov 2, 2026 | News release | Minnesota DNR
- Hunting and Trapping Regulations Booklet 2026-2027
- Minnesota DNR encourages deer hunters to familiarize themselves with electronic license system features : Nov 2, 2026 | News release | Minnesota DNR
- Hunting deer with a rifle, shotgun or muzzleloader | Minnesota DNR
- Deer hunting | Minnesota DNR
- Deer - Firearm (Season A) from Nov 7, 2026 to Nov 22, 2026 | Event | Minnesota DNR
CBS Minnesotacbsnews.com1
https://www.kttc.comkttc.com最初1
Measles (Rubeola)cdc.gov1
Wild Animals Centralwildanimalscentral.com1
放送時の内容
- Minnesota hunters must register every harvested deer within 48 hours.
- Opening weekend also brings mandatory disease testing for qualifying deer in designated permit areas. Hunters there need to plan for registration before they bring their deer for sampling.
- Who needs a disease test, and how does that fit with registering the harvest?
- Minnesota's firearms deer season opens Saturday, November seventh. The opening-weekend testing requirement covers designated deer permit areas described broadly as southwest Minnesota. The permit-area number determines whether a hunter falls within that requirement.
- Hunters must have deer at least one year old tested for chronic wasting disease, often called CWD, in those covered areas on November seventh and eighth. That age threshold applies to the mandatory testing requirement. Every harvested deer still has to be registered.
- The DNR expects more than 400,000 hunters this season. That puts disease sampling alongside a large statewide hunting event, with opening weekend providing an opportunity to check harvested deer for chronic wasting disease.
- For someone bringing a deer in for sampling, the order of those tasks affects the plan. Registering the harvest records the deer with the state. Disease sampling submits it for testing. Hunters who need both must complete registration first.
- Every harvested deer must be registered within 48 hours. Hunters in the covered areas must have deer at least one year old tested November seventh and eighth. Register first, then present the deer for sampling, even if your registration deadline is later.
- The 48-hour clock governs registration. Hunters presenting a deer for sampling sooner need to register it sooner. The testing dates fall on the first two days of the firearms season, so that opening-weekend obligation needs to be part of handling the harvest.
- The DNR identifies the covered hunting areas by permit number. Those designations give an individual hunter a more precise boundary than the phrase southwest Minnesota. The agency set out the mandatory sampling weekend on October twelfth, ahead of the opener.
- Season dates also depend on the hunt and permit area. The state's Season A listing runs through November twenty-second, while the mandatory sampling window described here covers the opening weekend. Hunters need the dates and requirements that apply to their particular hunt.
- The firearms opener is November seventh. Mandatory sampling in the designated areas runs November seventh and eighth. The listed Season A dates are November seventh through twenty-second, with individual hunt and permit-area rules governing the details.
- Hunters elsewhere in Minnesota can also get deer tested. The DNR offers testing options statewide throughout the deer seasons, including in places where CWD hasn't been detected. A testing option's availability doesn't tell a hunter whether disease has been found locally.
- The DNR's mail-in program provides free kits and free testing. Hunters can get the results online. Kit supplies are limited, so that option depends on availability even though testing extends beyond the areas with mandatory opening-weekend sampling.
- Scientists haven't shown that chronic wasting disease infects people. They're still studying whether contact with infected animals, or eating their meat, could affect human health. That leaves a potential health risk under study while hunters meet the state's disease-surveillance requirements.
- Testing gives hunters a way to learn whether their deer has CWD, and it helps check for disease across Minnesota. The opening-weekend samples are still ahead. How many deer will be sampled, and what those tests find, will come after the November seventh opener.
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