CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Prices are down for furs, and West Virginia authorities are not expecting many trappers this year. Rich Rogers is the furbearer project leader for the state Division of Natural Resources. He told
Officials said they hope the reintroduction will contribute to the state’s tourism industry, mostly through hunting.
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Some lakes and streams in West Virginia will receive special stockings of golden rainbow trout next year. The Division of Natural Resources says the releases will be held in early April
Changes would impact deer and bear hunts.
In a state where thousands of coal mining jobs have been lost in the past few years, officials are touting the elk’s potential to help tourism.
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