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Feral swine hunters : protect yourself from Brucellosis
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1/7/16
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Description:Find out about this disease and how to have a safer hunt!
Brucellosis is a bacterial disease that is spread among feral swine through close contact. Infected swine carry these bacteria for life.
You can get sick with brucellosis if blood, body fluid, or tissues (such as meat, testicles, liver, and other organs) from an infected animal comes in contact with your eyes, nose, mouth, or cuts in your skin.
This disease can cause severe, long-lasting health problems, and even death, if it is not diagnosed and treated quickly.
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