posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
After a long summer break, we're back to bring you hunting and fishing news from the Poconos and beyond. Sports Editor Mike Kuhns is writing columns every week. Mike is an avid hunter.Archive for September, 2009
posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
ABU DHABI — The first day of the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition (ADIHEX) on Wednesday went by pretty smoothly.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
A Worley hunter says three of his hound dogs along with a friend's dog were killed by a pack of wolves last Thursday near Elk River, Idaho.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
LOS ANGELES — The wreckage of an Air Force jet that was lost at sea 54 years ago after it crashed on its return flight to the Yuma Air Base has been found off the Southern California coast.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
A workshop, "Job Hunting in Today's Economy," with Osias Encarnacion moderating, is back by demand because the current job market is making landing a new job a challenging and difficult endeavor.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
In an effort to provide more opportunities for sportsmen to utilize a number of public use areas in both states, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission have entered into a reciprocal agreement for upcoming hunting seasons.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
In the past week deputies say a cow was found shot with an arrow and a dog was shot with a pellet gun.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
A woman who let her miniature pinscher out of the house Tuesday evening found the dog an hour later suffering from two wounds from a pellet gun.posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
Since hunting season just opened around here, I thought I’d tackle this subject. There is a thriving outdoor community in our area. Bass Pro Shops wouldn’t have built down here were it otherwise. Its parking lot is always packed — proof positive that people are hunting and fishing and they need the gear to get it done. I believe that most citizens are willing to accept hunting with the caveat ...posted by Jason Barrett on Sep 30
As hunting season begins this fall, selectmen will be appointing a committee to look at the town’s land, determine hunting boundaries, post proper hunting grounds and educate residents.