Louisiana's Battle With CWD
from Antlers & Hicks Hosted by Greg Hicks
Following a scare from South Arkansas last hunting season, parts of North Louisiana were faced with some changes to their hunting season. A few months later found the state actually having it's first confirmed CWD case ever. In this episode we talk everything that is CWD in Louisiana.
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