Mad Cow Disease In a Whitetail Deer?
I was handling the skull cap of a deer with the brain exposed. I was unthinkingly touching my face, and then before I ate I only sanitized my hands with purel, not washed them. Is there a chance of me contracting mad cow disease from this deer. Serious answers are appreciated. Thanks.
near impossible and it is Chronic Wasting not Mad cow they are totally different diseases.
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