Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars: Woman found guilty on interfering with lawful hunting/trapping
Staff Report
March 24, 2025
Sen. Paul Wellstone talks guns and trapping with Outdoor News
Wellstone: I understand, but it had a list of exclusions for managers. If managers needed to get rid of these animals if there was a problem managers could still use the traps. I thought it was reasonable. ODN: Do you regret the vote? Wellstone: No. With the exemptions it had for predatory animals, I thought […]
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