Huntingdon, Pa. — A Huntingdon County man has given up his fight to keep the antlers of a trophy buck he shot in the wild last year as part of his settlement with the deer farm from which the animal had escaped. Christopher Patrick, 42, said details of the settlement reached Aug. 4 with Dave […]
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