Sometimes patience truly is a virtue.
In a little more than a week, bear hunting in West Virginia will kick into high gear.
There’s been a lot of talk about deer diseases this fall. Sadly, a sizable chunk of the discussion has been flat-out wrong.
Trout fishing comes to Clendenin starting on Saturday, when a half-ton of rainbows will be stocked in the Elk River courtesy of the Kanawha County Commission.
For West Virginia’s hunters, orange has been the color of success.
One common joke about deer hunters is that they’re willing to spend thousands of dollars a year to hunt for meat that costs a fraction of that.
It’s an odd fit, for sure.
Apparently West Virginians aren’t the only ones who like to see elk. Visitors from eight other states traveled to the Mountain State this fall to take part in Chief Logan State Park’s “elk management tours.”
If the annual whitetail rut isn’t in full swing yet, it will be soon.
Throughout West Virginia, trappers are heading afield to try to catch beavers, mink, raccoons, otters, foxes, bobcats and other furbearing creatures.
The head of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources is looking for a few good deer.
A study by the Center for Biological Diversity identifies West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest as a potential reintroduction site for the red wolf, described by National Geographic as “the world’s most endangered member of the dog family.”
Local catfish anglers have known for quite some time that the fishing is really good in West Virginia’s Ohio River.
MATEWAN — For years, West Virginia’s Tug Fork River has been home to one of the state’s better smallmouth bass fisheries.
LANSING — If the New River Gorge is ever to become a National Park and Preserve, politicians will need to find a way to keep hunters happy.
If hunters are expecting much change in this year’s October firearm season for antlerless deer, they’re probably going to be disappointed.
West Virginia’s newest bear season will expand a bit this year.
Bowhunters in Morgantown are making the city better in at least two ways.
A lone red leaf lies in a pile of fallen leaves.
