Hunting Photography Resources

Sunday hunting is bad idea
In a Letter to the Editor dated Dec. 28, 2011, Sen. Ralph Northam announced his intent to submit legislation to allow hunting on Sunday's. This bill was subsequently introduced as SB 464 by Northam.

New Barska Hunting Trail Cameras With Infrared LED Technology
The newly designed trail cameras by Barska feature state of the art Infrared LED technology. Scouting a hunting trail for game has never been easier with the Barska trail cam. Available in an 8 mega pixel with 40 infrared LED lights and a 6 mega pixel with 28 infrared LED lights.La Verne, CA (PRWEB) January 31, 2012 Barska’s new trail cameras are designed to be a hunters vigilant eyes in the ...

Lone Star Scene: Bigfoot hunting indie film sprouts in Manor
Local cast and crew continue production on "Squatch!" across Central Texas and Oregon.

Picture perfect nature snap makes a splash
A STUNNING photo of a dragonfly in the rain has taken two prizes in the 2011 National Geographic Photography Contest.

Kelly Bostian: Teen gives wildlife photography a shot
THE WEIGHTY, white 600mm lens and camera suspended from my daughter's neck defined her petite frame as she tried to slog her way through the layer of mud at the edge of a green Osage County wheat field, ...

Park service wins court case on Mojave hunting rules
Conservation groups sought sport-hunting rules to protect endangered desert tortoise; agency wins case on procedural grounds By Summit Voice SUMMIT COUNTY — A decade-long saga involving the fate of desert tortoises, careless hunters and a big dose of politics ended last month, as a federal court refused to make the National Park Service uphold one [...]

Retiree devoted life to state's wetland heritage
An avid outdoorsman and renowned duck carver whose work is on display at a Houma museum passed away Dec. 27. He was 89.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO CONTEST
Shikhei Goh of Indonesia is the winner of the 2011 National Geographic Photography Contest.

Duncannon man accused in fatal hunting accident withdraws guilty plea; will take chances in court
Kenneth D. Mutzabaugh, 53, told a judge he was not the person who shot 53-year-old Hugh "Jim" McCord of Middle Paxton Township while the pair were turkey hunting in Wheatfield Township, his former attorney, Keith Kendall, said.