Fur-taker David Mease Jr. grew up during the heyday of Pennsylvania trapping seasons. Being raised on a farm in the Pine Grove area where his family kept chickens, and learning from his older cousins ...

Fur takers in Ohio can begin hunting and trapping animals such as raccoons and weasels this weekend.The state's Department of Natural Resources says hunters and trappers are expected to encounter good ...

Hunting and fur-taker licenses for the 2015-16 season go into effect today. The Schuylkill County treasurer’s office began selling hunting licenses June 8 for the upcoming season. New licenses are ...

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PREDATORS in the Keystone State. Yes, there is an over population of many of these animals, but in some ways, the Pa. Game Commission must share the responsibility for this problem.

Trapping season is underway for bobcat and fisher, allowing licensed fur-takers who purchased their tag or tags this year an opportunity at a unique catch. In our area we have the opportunity to catch ...

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Save the date for the 57th Annual Rendezvous! Come to the Clay County Fairgrounds at 800 W 18th St in Spencer for the Fur Takers of America annual rendezvous. There, you can learn ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jun. 16—CLARK COUNTY — For the past seven decades, Clarksville resident Charles "Chick" Anders has been a trapper — a person who ...

Jun. 18—Trapping hobbyists from across the nation are in Southern Indiana this weekend as the Clark County Fairgrounds host to the 2021 Fur Takers of America Conference. Fur Takers of America is a ...

The annual “Fur Takers of America” national convention is back in Iowa for the first time since 1991. The event runs through Sunday at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Manchester. F-T-A boardmember ...

Jun. 16—CLARK COUNTY — For the past seven decades, Clarksville resident Charles "Chick" Anders has been a trapper — a person who traps wild animals for their fur and to help with population control.