Hunters can check their CWD results by visiting the Game and Fish veterinary services webpage and logging into their user account.
“Game and Fish appreciates all hunters who submit samples. Hunters play a critical role in helping Game and Fish understand the disease and achieve CWD monitoring goals,” said Craig Smith, deputy chief of the Wildlife Division.
If CWD is detected in the sample provided, hunters may dispose of the meat without violating any laws concerning the waste of game meat. The CWD report, available to print from the WGFD account, will give permission to dispose of the meat. Meat should be properly disposed of in an approved municipal landfill.
Hunters who want to have their animal tested for CWD outside of Game and Fish surveillance efforts may do so at the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory.
Additional information on CWD and recommendations for hunters are available on the Game and Fish website.
