Chronic Truth educates traveling hunters on state-specific carcass transport rules and prevention practices, reducing the risk of importing CWD into your state. By targeting this group with clear, behavior-based education, agencies can proactively safeguard their herds and coordinate consistent messaging across state lines.

New or younger hunters are among the most open to learning and behavior change. Chronic Truth introduces them to responsible hunting practices early, helping agencies shape future hunting behavior before habits are set. This group’s high engagement rates make them a critical audience for long-term disease management and public education success.

Landowners play a key role in deer management. Chronic Truth provides clear, accessible guidance on how to protect property value, improve herd health, and prevent disease spread through responsible land and wildlife management. By educating landowners, agencies extend their influence beyond public lands and into the private landscapes where most deer are harvested.

From habitat managers to conservation volunteers, land stewards are already invested in wildlife health. Chronic Truth reinforces their work by providing actionable strategies to monitor and mitigate CWD risk, protecting years of habitat investment and ensuring their stewardship efforts contribute to statewide disease prevention goals.

Chronic Truth helps agencies reach seasoned hunters who are highly active and influential within the hunting community. These individuals often shape local hunting culture and can model responsible practices for others. The course equips them with up-to-date information on CWD prevention, carcass handling, and reporting, ensuring they become advocates for herd health and long-term hunting opportunity.