Howard County’s managed deer hunting program, designed to reduce the impact deer have on local agriculture and foliage, starts with bow hunting in Blandair Regional Park on Sept. 18.
The annual effort to control the deer population in Fairfax County starts in about three weeks, when archers start entering county parks.
A “managed hunt” seeks to control Montgomery County’s soaring deer population at a total of 46 parks in the coming year.
Officials in Prince William County, are asking bowhunters to grab their gear and participate in a program intended to control the local deer population.
The agency says in a statement it’s accepting public comments through Oct. 17 on a proposal to add regulatory language stating that only the weapons listed in the regulations may be used for deer and black bear hunting.
WASHINGTON – On Saturday, Fairfax County, Virginia’s archery deer hunting season got underway — an effort meant to help cull the population. The program runs through Feb. 20, 2016. Hunters must be registered in the…
The Washington Humane Society investigators are are asking for help identifying the culprit who shot, paralyzed and left a pregnant deer to die in April.