Experts worry fatal brain disease could threaten Minnesota's $1B deer-hunting industry

Doug Duren is a hunter and landowner in the driftless area of Wisconsin. He hopes to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease by providing plastic-lined dumpsters to dispose of deer bones. If left on the land, infected bones and guts can spread the disease for years.
John Enger | MPR News
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