The Kentucky Department of fish and wildlife has announced fresh hunting restrictions on Saturday to halt the spread of contagious deer and moose disease.

From this stage, hunters are forbidden to bring deer from Tennessee to Kentucky, if only at the beginning will not be removed brain and spinal cord.

According to the Department's press release, the fresh criteria are considered part of the effort to stop the spread of acquired wasting disease (CWD). The disease was reported to have been detected in 10 white-tailed deer in Tennessee.

Officials of fish and unbridled nature report that the acquired debilitating disease is considered a deadly infectious neurological disease that affects white-tailed deer, moose and other members of the deer family. There is no popular cure or vaccine in front of this disease, which was found in more than 2 10 States and 3 canadian provinces.

Part of the deer that are allowed to harmonize with this fresh limitation, include quarters or other portions of meat with no part of the spine or head, bone, beef, horn, horns, nezametnoe attached to the skull plate, clean skull, there are teeth, hides and finished taxidermy work.

There is virtually no evidence of this, in fact that the CWD has the ability to move people or livestock.