Blog Posts in December, 2014

• Colorado Big Game Winding Down, Waterfowl Ramping Up

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 29-Dec-2014

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  With most big game seasons ending, the waterfowl season in Colorado is ramping up for January. Rifle Plains Deer season will go through January, but most of the deer, elk, and pronghorn seasons have come and gone. Many big game hunters will turn ...

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• Kansas Rifle Deer Season Winds Down

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 17-Dec-2014

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  With Rifle deer season winding down this past weekend, wardens were very busy in Kansas. Several hunters from both in and out of state were charged with violations ranging from criminal trespass to aggravated assault to no hunting license. Hunting ...

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• A Big Loss For Hunters

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 17-Dec-2014

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  On Monday, December 8 th, the Appellate Court in Illinois reversed the conviction of two individuals for "willful obstruction or interference with the lawful taking of wild animals under section 2(a) of the Hunter and Fishermen Interference ...

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• Hunter Loses Elk after Reality TV Star Officer Issues Violation for the Cameras

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 10-Dec-2014

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  A Minnesota hunter enjoying the elk season in Montana was issued a citation this season for "failure to properly tag" the elk he killed. According to reports, Jim Latvala harvested a beautiful bull elk in the early hours of the morning at ...

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• Kansas Big Game Violations

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 8-Dec-2014

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  Rifle deer season is more popular than ever in Kansas, with the season getting underway this week. Hunters can expect to see several others in pursuit of deer this weekend and should be mindful of the laws applying to white-tailed and mule deer in ...

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• Wildlife Laws Different, But Same Across States

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  Posted By Feldmann Nagel, LLC 1-Dec-2014

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  As the holidays come and go, many outdoorsmen will travel with their families and friends to hunt in neighboring states. This presents the hunter with a whole new world of opportunity and risk. For instance, a Kansas hunter who is used to setting out ...

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