Blog Posts in March, 2013

• Remember when

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  Posted By Crooked Arrow 28-Mar-2013

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  By Crooked Arrow I was reminiscing the other day about my first whitetail deer hunt in my home state of Michigan and about how hunting has changed over the years. As a kid my dad would take me to my grandfather's cabin in northern Michigan where ...

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• Feldmann Nagel Wildlife Lawyers Defending Federal Paddlefish Sting Defendants

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  Posted By Jeffery L. Weeden, Esq. 17-Mar-2013

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  Over 100 defendants have been arrested, charged or cited as a result of a Paddlefish fishing and eggs sting in Missouri. These defendants are facing possible penalties of years of prison time and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. Call ...

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• Trespassing II

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  Posted By Crooked Arrow 17-Mar-2013

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  Part II JOE SHOULD HAVE….. What went wrong for Joe and what could he have done different? Well you see Joe was from Arizona where the trespass laws are a little different. Down there a land owner has to post his property to keep unwanted ...

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• Trespassing

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  Posted By Crooked Arrow 12-Mar-2013

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  By Crooked Arrow Trespassing even if done inadvertently can ruin your day. Take the case of an unnamed hunter in Colorado who was hunting in an area of 5-20 acre homes and home sites mixed with a smattering of national forest. He thought he knew his ...

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• Mentoring

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  Posted By Crooked Arrow 9-Mar-2013

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  By Crooked Arrow My grandson, John, who just turned 12 at the beginning of the year and just old enough to start hunting big game, took a week off school to hunt javelina with me here in Arizona. It was quite a trip for him as it was his first time ...

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• License fees

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  Posted By Crooked Arrow 6-Mar-2013

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  By Crooked Arrow While pondering and agonizing about which states I would apply to hoping for a big game tag for the 2013 season it struck me that I would have to mostly apply for preference points because of the cost of these tags. Applying for tags ...

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• Closed Roads

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  Posted By Crooked Arrow 2-Mar-2013

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  By Crooked Arrow Just a heads up to all sportsmen and outdoor enthusiast that the National Forest Service is alive and well and working against our interest as forest users. They are in the process of closing roads and camping areas throughout the ...

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• Guns and Family; a Grampa's perspective on our youth

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  Posted By Chad M. Biggerstaff 1-Mar-2013

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  My father, a hunter for sixty years, gun advocate, ex-hunter safety instructor and patriarch of generations of outdoorsmen wrote an interesting take on todays perception of our youth and the hysteria involving gun legislation, which I had to share. ...

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