WVU's Mascot Shoots Bear with Official Musket
In a YouTube video declared by Deadspin's Barry Petchesky as the "most West Virginia video ever," the West Virginia Mountaineer mascot is shown shooting a bear from a tree with his official school-issued musket. The mascot, senior Jonathan Kimble, was hunting in his native West Virginia and, obviously, had chosen a hound hunt as his tactic.The video has since been deleted by the user, but was reposted by Deadspin.
Virginia House of Delegates Passes Sunday Hunting Bill
The Virginia House of Delegates has voted 71-27 to pass a bill that would repeal the ban on Sunday hunting.
West Virginia Sees First Elk Since 1875
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources (WVDNR) has taken the first steps to reintroduce elk into the Mountain State.
Member's Hunt: Sibling Success
This latest Member's Hunt comes from Bill Bailey of Roanoke, Va.
Gov. Justice Signs Bill Allowing Sunday Hunting on Public Land in West Virginia
Gov. Jim Justice has signed SB 451 into law, expanding Sunday hunting on all public lands in West Virginia.
Virginia Governor Signs Legislation to Allow Sunday Hunting on Public Lands
Governor Glenn Youngkin has signed Senate Bill 8, to allow Sunday hunting on public lands. It will go into effect on July 1, 2022.
Delta Waterfowl University Hunting Program Receives Funding
Delta Waterfowl will deliver its University Hunting Program (UHP) at Virginia Tech this year, thanks to support from the 2021 Virginia Wildlife Grant Program through a partnership between the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources and the Wildlife Foundation of Virginia.
Member's Hunt: Jamin’s First Deer
This latest Member's Hunt comes from James D. Cox of Liberty, W.Va.
America’s Oldest Hunter Bags Third Deer of the Season at 104 Years Old
America’s oldest active hunter, 104-year-old Virginia resident Clyde Roberts took his third deer of the season on Dec. 5—a feat only 6 percent of the state’s hunters accomplish.
Virginia: NRA Sues Fairfax County for Unconstitutional Ban on Firearms in Parks
The National Rifle Association (NRA) teamed with three Virginia residents and filed a lawsuit on Friday, Jan. 29, against Fairfax County for its unconstitutional ban on firearm possession in parks and in areas adjacent to certain events.
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