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By Dan Dockstader on Mar 8, 2013 in News

Two elk harvested by hunters in the Big Horn Mountains of northern Wyoming have tested positive for brucellosis, according to a report released by the Wyoming Livestock Board on Friday, March 8.

The report noted, Brucellosis has been present for nearly a century in elk and bison in the Greater Yellowstone Area, including the northwest corner of Wyoming.

Brucellosis in cattle, elk, and bison is caused by a bacterium, Brucella abortus. The disease can cause an animal to abort its fetus. The positive elk were identified through the Wyoming Game and Fish Departments statewide brucellosis surveillance program, in which hunters voluntarily submit blood samples from harvested elk. Samples are collected from hunters in the fall and early winter, then analyzed at the WGFD lab throughout the winter.

The Wyoming Livestock Board, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, and the State Veterinarian are collaborating to assess the situation and identify appropriate action.

Its important for people to understand that brucellosis has not been found in any livestock in this area of Wyoming, said Wyoming State Veterinarian Jim Logan. We will be working with livestock producers in the area to ensure they are aware of the situation, and we are moving to quickly analyze the implications and actions that should be taken.

For more information about brucellosis in Wyoming, go to wyomingbrucellosis.com.

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