Pa.’s Valley Forge park plans huge deer shoot
Valley Forge, Pa. (AP) – Valley Forge National Historical Park officials plan to begin killing more than 1,000 deer at the park over the next four years. The park wants to reduce a deer population
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Valley Forge, Pa. (AP) – Valley Forge National Historical Park officials plan to begin killing more than 1,000 deer at the park over the next four years. The park wants to reduce a deer population
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – A second mountain lion has been killed this fall in western North Dakota. State Game and Fish Department biologist Stephanie Tucker says the cat was killed Saturday by a hunter in
Jackson, Wyo. (AP) – The Wyoming Department of Game says some licenses to hunt elk at Grand Teton National Park are still available. Mark Gocke is public information specialist for the game department in Jackson.
Billings, Mont. (AP) – Hunters in Montana reported taking nine wolves through the end of last week in the state’s first-ever organized wolf hunt. Gray wolves were removed from the endangered species list in Montana
Rapid City, S.D. (AP) – Officials are investigating the shooting of a moose that wandered into the Black Hills. Mike Kintigh with the Game, Fish and Parks Department at Rapid City says hunters found the
Greenville, Maine (AP) – The first week of Maine’s three-part moose hunting season has ended. The six-day hunt in northern Maine districts ended at dusk Saturday. There are no figures yet on the total number
Fairfield, Ill. (AP) – An investigator says a teenager accidentally shot a friend with an arrow and killed him while the two were turkey hunting in southern Illinois. Wayne County Sheriff Jim Hinkle says 20-year-old
Charleston, W.Va. (AP) – Like a growing number of states, West Virginia was aiming to make a dent in its fast-growing deer population when it created its first-ever September hunting season this year. But the
Springfield, Ill. (AP) – The date’s set for the start of the fall trout-fishing season. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources says the season begins Oct. 17 at nearly 40 ponds and lakes around the
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