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Review: Shawnee fire was arson
Portsmouth, Ohio – Ohio forestry officials say they now have outside confirmation that they did not cause the Shawnee State Forest wildfire. An investigative team with the West Virginia Division of Forestry found that the
Grouse and partridge seasons set to open in N.D.
Bismarck, N.D. (AP) – A state wildlife official says hunters should expect fewer birds in the field than in the past few years when North Dakota’s sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge seasons open on Saturday.
Minn. DNR raises alert level to orange
St. Paul, Minn. (AP) – A sure sign of fall’s approach: Minnesota hunters are getting ready to dig out their blaze orange. The Department of Natural Resources is reminding hunters that they must be in
Feral hog population on the rise in Ark
Mountain Home, Ark. (AP) – Feral hog populations are growing in Arkansas and wildlife officials are concerned about the damage the animals are doing to wilderness areas. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Officer Chris Majors
Hunting bolsters local western Ky. economy
Marion, Ky. (AP) – Pickup trucks represent a major segment of vehicular traffic in Marion, and during the right time of year, a good many are hauling deer in the back. “Deer hunting is probably
Neb. hunter ordered to pay $6,000 for violations
Nebraska City, Neb. (AP) – A Dunbar man has been ordered to pay more than $6,000 in fines and court costs for 18 hunting violations. Nicholas Maloney was sentenced in Otoe County Court for eight
Pa. crossbow hunting restrictions fail on tie vote
Harrisburg, Pa. (AP) – A proposal to restrict crossbow use in Pennsylvania for the 2009-10 hunting seasons has failed after a deadlock vote by the state Board of Game Commissioners. Commissioners voted 4-4 Thursday on
Possible plea change in 2007 Vt hunting death case
Burlington, Vt. (AP) – Court papers show a Georgia man who pleaded not guilty to fatally shooting a hunting companion in 2007 may end up taking a plea bargain, avoiding trial. Thirty-nine-year-old Timothy Madden was
DNR investigates concerns about squirrel numbers
St. Paul – DNR officials likely will take a hard look at squirrel seasons in the state in coming months, the result of the belief in some quarters that squirrel populations are decreasing. The agency