Dr. Jake Galbreath, NDSU Extension veterinarian, warns hunters to avoid wearing hunting gear when interacting with poultry and livestock. Specific biosecurity practices include changing clothes after hunting, thoroughly cleaning equipment, and being vigilant about handling game properly. Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate that the risk of human infection is low, precautions are essential given the virus’s zoonotic nature. With several positive cases reported across all U.S. migratory flyways, the situation underscores the importance of implementing a robust biosecurity plan for all poultry and livestock owners.
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