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1. Use rubber gloves at all times when skinning, dressing, or otherwise handling wild animals, especially rabbits.
2. Thoroughly cook all wild game until no red juices remain, even in the meat around the bones. The meat should be boiled twenty minutes regardless of how it is to be‘prepared and served.
3. Wash the hands with soap and water after any handling of wild animals.
4. Destroy all animals whose in_ ternal organs are studded with white shots. These spots are most likely tularemia abcesses.
5. When hunting, shoot only rabbits on the run. The slow, sluggish rabbit may be sick with tularemia.
6. Avoid drinking raw water in areas where tularemia prevails among wild animals.
“Being reasonably careful is a small price to pay for safety against tularemia. Not being careful enough may demand a vastly higher price,” Dr. Shanholtz said.
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