Posted in Archery Hunting on September 3rd, 2005 Comments Off
Some Montana Big Game Hunting Seasons Open - Some Montana hunters are already afield. The archery season opens Sept. 3 and runs to Oct. 16.
Other archery only antelope hunters were out beginning Aug. 14. These hunters hold a 900 series license to archery hunt antelope Aug. 14-Nov. 6 in any hunting district starting with […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on August 31st, 2005 Comments Off
Crossbows don’t make hunting deer any easier
Editors note: This is part one of a two-part series on the use of crossbows for deer hunting.
The use of crossbows for hunting is a hot issue for sportsmen, not only in New York but also across the nation.
There appears […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on August 25th, 2005 Comments Off
ConsCom to discuss archery deer hunting
PEPPERELL — The Conservation Commission will be discussing whether to extend the trial archery deer hunt at the town-owned Heald Street Orchard for an additional year at its Tuesday, Sept. 6 meeting, at 7 p.m.
In the past three years seven permits for bow hunting from temporary tree or ground stands […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on August 20th, 2005 Comments Off
Crossbow boom - Jordan Vest has spent some time in the woods during Virginia’s early archery seasons, tagging along with his bowhunting father, Allen.
This October the 14-year-old from Vinton will actually get to hunt as well. Unlike his dad, he won’t be using a compound bow.
Jordan plans to use his new Barnett Quad crossbow.
“I like […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on July 21st, 2005 Comments Off
Crossbow season approved for this fall - If you are a bow hunter or would like to be, there’s been some activity in Richmond this summer that should interest you.
On June 23, at a meeting of the board of the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF), it was agreed to approve the use […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on July 11th, 2005 Comments Off
Crossbow hunting making comeback - Just the basic measures of his buck — 15 points on its sweeping antlers, 10th-largest in the Pennsylvania record books — are impressive.
Even more striking is that Chris Jones killed his trophy at 10 yards with a crossbow, an ancient weapon whose reemergence is so recent that records of its […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on July 11th, 2005 Comments Off
Border states see crossbow as asset - WHILE KENTUCKY STALLS ON LEGALIZING WEAPON, OTHERS FIND IT EFFECTIVE IN THINNING HERD
If crossbows were legal during Kentucky’s 136-day archery season for deer, how would their use impact the deer harvest?
In Ohio, where crossbow hunters have shared the woods with vertical bow (longbow, recurve and compound bow) hunters […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on July 4th, 2005 Comments Off
Crossbow issue causes crossfire with hunters -EXPANDED ARCHERY SEASON DRAWS COMMENTS FROM BOTH SIDES
Hunters opposed to expanding archery season for deer and wild turkey by allowing the use of crossbows were successful in keeping the regulation from becoming law for the 2005-06 deer season. But the contentious issue is far from being settled.
Passed by the […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on June 25th, 2005 Comments Off
Crossbows approved for archery hunting RICHMOND – Virginia hunters won’t need a doctor’s note to hunt with a crossbow this coming autumn.
Thursday afternoon the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries’ board of directors approved a proposal to allow hunters to use the weapons during the state’s archery seasons. The new regulation will also allow hunters […]
Posted in Archery Hunting on June 23rd, 2005 Comments Off
Hunting with crossbow allowed in Maryland HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Hunters who hanker to go medieval on a deer can do so in the fall.
Crossbows will be permitted for hunting deer statewide during the firearm and muzzleloader seasons, and during parts of the bow-and-arrow season, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced recently.
The decision makes Maryland […]