| State wants to kill more female deer State officials are proposing changes to deer hunting regulations that would turn the management of deer away from maintaining a stable or slightly growing population to strategically reducing the population. topix.com |
Ordinance Already in Place on Deer Hunting Township officials are still planning how to approach this year's deer culling, but they say an ordinance already is in place that does not allow hunting on residential property without special permission. topix.com |
Hunting Suppliers Don't Feel Economic Speed Bump MARION -- As people look for ways to save money, hunting is proving to be recession-proof. According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation hunting supply companies generated almost 9 billion dollars more in economic activity in 2009 than they did the year before. wsiltv.com |
High fence hunting controversy The latest controversy raging in North Dakota is coming to a head as the November election nears. North Dakotans will have an opportunity to make a statement on how they feel about the shooting of captive big game animals for a fee. wahpetondailynews.com |
2010 deer hunting preview Deer hunting has changed dramatically from the days long gone of red and black plaid jackets and stump-sitting in northern Wisconsin. topix.com |