West Virginia Hunting Seasons and Hunters Helping the Hungry
The notice lists hunting seasons for archery bear deer and small game through late winter across counties, plus migratory bird dates for doves woodcock snipe ducks mergansers and geese. It promotes the Hunters Helping the Hungry program with participating processors in Greenbrier Lewisburg Shady Spring Spanishburg Rupert and Squire and Mountaineer Food Bank funding options and hunter education requirements with a helpline.
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West Virginia
Mountaineer Food Bank
Gassaway
Daniels teen bags massive 18 inch antler buck in Raleigh County
Ben Lehman a 17 year old from Daniels harvested a 10 point buck with 18 inch spread and 13 1/2 inch high antlers in southern Raleigh County. The Shady Spring High School junior notched the shot from a treestand after a 60 day drying period pending DNA scoring for Pope and Young. Ben and his father towed the deer to their truck, plans to mount it at Griffiths Taxidermy, and intends to continue bow season while hoping for more venison for the family freezer.
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Ben Lehman
Raleigh
Ben
Archer
Pope
Shady Spring High School
Wayne Lehman
Daniels
Griffith
Cool Ridge
Becoming a successful deer hunter is ongoing
The article urges hunters to learn from experienced peers and avoid common faults. It stresses practice, proper gun setup, understanding bullet trajectory, wind, and scouting, and warns against overreliance on generic media advice. John Blankenship invites hunting tales via email and phone.
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Deer Woods
John Blankenship
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