The Cumberland Outdoor Club team in the Maryland Youth Hunter Education Challenge participated in the 2012 event in Williamsport. From left, seated, are Braedon Cornwell, Austin Crowe, Jesse Harman, Parker Preaskorn, Logan Twigg, Grant Wolfe, Hunter Preaskorn, Luke Vinci and Montana Lease. Standing are Dalton Funk, Jared McKenzie, Zach Barber, Levi Hartsock, Colon Mackereth and coaches Jeff Barber and Brian Appel. Pictured separately is Levi Hartsock who placed second overall in the senior division. Hartsock was first in muzzleloader and hunter responsibility, second in rifle, wildlife identification and orienteering. Zach Barber placed third in rifle. In the junior division, Grant Wolfe was first in shotgun, second in rifle and fourth in wildlife identification. Logan Twigg was first in rifle and Parker Preaskorn was fourth in orienteering.
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FEATHERED NIRVANA
They’ve started, you know. The gobbler seasons.
Well, actually, one has, that being Maryland, and two will, one in West Virginia tomorrow and then another in Pennsylvania soon after that. -
What Maryland’s new firearms laws will mean to you
The following information that deals with the impacts of the Firearms Safety Act of 2013 (Senate Bill 281), that will become law in October, was sent to the Times-News by State Delegate Wendell Beitzel.
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Nugent alive, not jailed
Fans of Ted Nugent, who calls himself Uncle Ted as well as the Motor City Madman, are likely rejoicing.
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Junior Hunter Field Day set
A Junior Hunter Field Day will take place May 11, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., for ages 8-16, at the Midland Sportsman’s Club.
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Ramps+morels=West Virginia
Here we sit, impatiently waiting for the time to go by so we can hit the woods after a big gobbler. By the way it would be nice if winter is over before gobbler season comes in, but the way things are going this year it might not be.
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Bowhunting editor dies suddenly
Mike Strandlund, the longtime editor of Minnetonka-based Bowhunting World magazine and a member of the Bowhunters Hall of Fame, died recently while vacationing in the Philippines. He was 56.
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Fish-wildlife agency gets cash boost
The President’s Fiscal Year 2014 budget request would provide $1.6 billion for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service — an increase of $76.4 million over the 2012 level — to fund the agency’s high priority needs, USFWS officials said.
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Reward offered after elephant shot at circus event in Mississippi
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Tupelo City Police are investigating the shooting of an Asian elephant that was touring with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Circus.
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Club will host fishing day for disabled veterans
The Cumberland Outdoor Club will host a Disabled Veterans Fishing Outing on May 4 from noon to 4 p.m. at club grounds near Oldtown.
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No CWD in recently tested deer
The Maryland Wildlife & Heritage Service submitted samples from 278 deer during 2012-2013 to be tested for the presence of chronic wasting disease.
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