10th Circuit Court rules in favor of WY state elk feedgrounds on U.S. public lands
More marching ahead down the road to elk disaster-
Court rules for feedlots. By Cory Hatch, Jackson Hole Daily

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These feedgrounds are asking for a major epidemic.
I had not realized deer and elk eat so much shit. This may rule out the saliva transmission model and focus more upon contamination of feed lots with infected feces.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/10/science/10brain.html?_r=1
jdubya,
I’d better put that up as a story!