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<blockquote data-quote="Campground Cattle" data-source="post: 46176" data-attributes="member: 195"><p>After we talked about this at shindig this weekend I had go and look it it up. I just couldn't remember as I haven't owned any horses for over thirty years.</p><p>This is what I found.</p><p>TRANSMISSION</p><p>Recently we have learned more about the transmission of this disease. The disease is spread by horseflies. The large horsefly is the main vector. If they bite an infected horse and then bite a healthy horse, the disease gets transmitted. The virus does not live for very long on the horsefly, maybe as little as fifteen or thirty minutes. So for one horse to infect another they must be close to each other. This disease occurs anywhere horseflies live.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Campground Cattle, post: 46176, member: 195"] After we talked about this at shindig this weekend I had go and look it it up. I just couldn't remember as I haven't owned any horses for over thirty years. This is what I found. TRANSMISSION Recently we have learned more about the transmission of this disease. The disease is spread by horseflies. The large horsefly is the main vector. If they bite an infected horse and then bite a healthy horse, the disease gets transmitted. The virus does not live for very long on the horsefly, maybe as little as fifteen or thirty minutes. So for one horse to infect another they must be close to each other. This disease occurs anywhere horseflies live. [/QUOTE]
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