Kansas · Disease surveillance
CWD and EHD in Kansas.
Kansas confirmed its first wild CWD detection in 2005 in the northwest. KDWP has run extensive surveillance, with most positive detections in western Kansas counties. Verify current testing requirements by hunt unit before season.
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD)
positive
- First detection
- 2005
- Positive counties
- 0
- CWD-free counties
- 0
Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD)
occasional
- Most recent outbreak
- —
Carcass transport rules
If hunting in a CWD-positive area, follow your state agency's carcass transport rules — most agencies prohibit moving whole carcasses with brain or spinal tissue across designated zone boundaries. Verify the current rules with your state wildlife agency before transporting any harvest.
Testing
Most state wildlife agencies offer free or low-cost CWD testing of harvested deer at check stations or sample-drop locations during season. Contact the state agency for current testing locations and turnaround times.
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