Hunters looking to aim their sights on Wisconsin's Sandhill State Wildlife Area's deer population now have their chance as the Department of Natural Resources opens up applications for a two-day special firearm hunt, designed to manage the local deer numbers effectively. The application period, open from now until September 22, is part of a strategy to keep the wildlife area's deer population in check, providing hunters with either an either-sex permit or an antlerless-only permit to be used over November 8-9, as reported by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Tulsa Homicide Detectives have ruled out road rage, saying the shooting wasn’t random or triggered by traffic issues. They’re still working to find out the motive and how the suspect is connected to the woman who was killed and the man who was hurt. The investigation is ongoing, and people are encouraged to check the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources official pages for updates.
Because of chronic wasting disease, which affects deer across North America, all harvested deer must be tested for chronic wasting disease at the registration station, as per the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.This helps track and control the spread of the disease.
