WICHITA, Kan. — A Pennsylvania man who owns a trophy-hunting company has pleaded guilty to illegally importing deer into Kansas. The U.S. attorney’s office says 48-year-old Robert McConnell, pleaded guilty Monday to four counts. The
The hunter-harvested adult doe was taken in southeast Wayne County during the first shotgun deer season. There have been seven additional CWD positive tests so far from deer in northeast Iowa from 2017.
More deer in southwestern North Dakota have tested positive for chronic wasting disease, but state wildlife officials remain optimistic they can keep the deadly ailment from spreading throughout the state, where deer hunting is a
The best months for post-season scouting are January, February and March.
By John L. Sloan Maybe one of the most important factors of hunting a mature buck – post-season scouting – is no longer important to some deer hunters, being replaced by feeders, supplemental feeding and
Chronic wasting disease found in 203 deer tested during 2017 firearms season; detected for the first time in Chase, Dundy, Hayes, Frontier and Franklin counties.
That’s up slightly from the previous year, when 182,169 deer were checked.
Archery numbers, though, have shown a small decline.
The Game Commission historically has permitted the use of semiautomatic shotguns for deer and bear seasons within its special regulations areas near Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The preliminarily approved proposal would extend this authorization to the
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