These are truly some disturbing videos. A famous “outdoorsman” is also seen in one of them.
Warning: These videos may offend some viewers. Drugged and fenced in animals are shot.
Video thanks to real-hunters.com
January 16, 2007
Hunting fenced in, drugged deer
Virginia: Forest officials set sights on ATV’s
It was a clear night, near the end of December, with temperatures heading below freezing. Teddy Mullins, a law enforcement officer with the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, was watching lights dance on Pearis Mountain.
The lights weren’t supposed to be there.
Washington: Two campers trapped by fire receive $400,000
YAKIMA — The federal government has paid two campers $400,000 to settle a lawsuit filed after they were trapped by a wildfire that killed four U.S. Forest Service firefighters, a spokeswoman said.
National Forest visitor map prices increase
DELTA — The USDA Forest Service announced that National Forest/Grassland Visitor Map prices will increase from $6 for a paper map to $9; and from $7 for a plastic map to $10, effective Feb. 28, 2007. For more information, call 263-5829.
Minnesota: Northwoods for sale
For anyone dismayed by the real estate bonanza that has so radically transformed Minnesota’s north woods over the past decade, one question has long loomed at the forefront: When will it ever stop? Answer: Barring nuclear war or economic catastrophe, no time soon.
Scientists aim to save “edge” species
LONDON - Scientists launched a bid Tuesday to save some of the world’s rarest and most neglected creatures from extinction.
Montanans can comment on Canadian mine near Glacier
KALISPELL - A controversial proposal to mine coal north of Glacier National Park continues to generate downstream concern, prompting public meetings in both Kalispell and Missoula this month.