Saskatchewan hunters will need to test their white-tailed deer, mule deer and elk carcasses for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and Bovine Tuberculosis (BT) in certain Wildlife Management Zones (WMZs) this upcoming hunting season, says the Ministry of Environment.

The ministry is expanding its carcass disposal program. Hunters can discard their carcasses, carcass waste or meat from CWD-positive animals at designated disposal bins for free.

Read more: • Before hunting this fall, check out the new mandatory game testing rules • WATCH: Hundreds of deer and elk cause daily damage to Plunkett farm • Turns my stomach’: Sask. man limits late-season elk hunting on his land

The mandatory TB testing will take place in WMZs 37 and 39 as a result of the confirmed cases in two separate cattle he

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