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Telephone 518-402-8396. Email: [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.Division of Fish and Wildlife 6 NYCRR Parts 186 and 189, Pertaining to the feeding of wild deer and moose, use of 4-PosterTM devices. Statutory authority: Environmental Conservation Law, sections 3-0301(1)(b), (c), 11-0303(2) and 11-0325(1). The addition of Part 186 and amendment of Part 189 on December 24, 2019 were necessary to prohibit feeding of wild deer and moose and to define conditions for use of 4-PosterTM devices. Existing regulations at that time did not adequately address the need for general prohibitions on the feeding of wild white-tailed deer and moose. Intentionally feeding deer and moose can artificially increase populations and cause behavioral changes, leading to harmful effects on wildlife, habitats, and people. In addition, a clear regulatory regime was needed to govern the use of automated feeding devices used to administer 4-PosterTM Tickicide and limit the associated negative impacts that deer feeding causes. Prohibiting feeding was an important strategy for reducing risks associated with communicable wildlife diseases, including CWD, and limiting impacts of overabundant deer that result from supplemental feeding. No amendments are planned at this time.6 NYCRR Part 189, Pertaining to Chronic Wasting Disease. Statutory Authority: Environmental Conservation Law, sections 03-0301, 11-0325 and 11-1905.The New York State Interagency Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Risk Minimization Plan was finalized in May 2018. To implement portions of that plan, regulations were adopted on November 13, 2019 to keep infectious material and animals out of the state, to clarify the definition of CWD-susceptible species, and to allow DEC Environmental Conservation Officers to better enforce CWD regulations of both DEC and the Department of Agriculture and Markets (DAM), which is essential as DAM does not have the same law enforcement capabilities as DEC. CWD is an untreatable, always-fatal disease of deer and moose and these amendments continue to be critical components of a disease prevention program. Further amendments to this regulation are being considered to strengthen protections against the spread of CWD in to and through New York.
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