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Are persons, like duck hunters, at risk in handling migratory waterfowl?

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Are persons, like duck hunters, at risk in handling migratory waterfowl?

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There is no known risk in Tennessee. Transmission from wild birds to humans has not been documented and there is no indication that North American waterfowl are infected with H5N1 avian influenza. Waterfowl hunters should follow normal precautions. For example, do not handle or eat sick game. Wear rubber or disposable latex gloves while handling and cleaning game and thoroughly wash hands and all knives, equipment and surfaces that come in contact with game. Use appropriate hygiene and cook meat thoroughly as a normal preventative measure against foodborne illness.

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