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Plan to Weed Out Deer Population Draws Criticism
Food fears are stemming from the plan to weed out an overpopulation of deer in Shawnee Mission Park.
Study shows lead from bullet fragments in venison can be absorbed...
Submitted by Ted Williams on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 17:27. BOISE , Idaho New research shows that people are risking exposure to lead by eating venison from game animals that were killed with traditional lead-based rifle bullets and processed under normal procedures, according to a joint study by The Peregrine Fund, Washington State University , and ...
Iowa Deer Hunters Share Harvest With Needy
Iowa deer hunters donated more than 7,300 deer to the needy by the close of the 2008-09 deer season through the cooperative Help Us Stop Hunger program.
Venison America more than 'meats' the eye
Nestled in a building set back off the road is the thriving business Venison America, and the only clue that it's there is the colorful sign on the side of the building.
Essex County plans to send hunters into Verona and Cedar Grove next year as part of a three-year plan reduce the deer population.
Harvesting deer meat for food banks
Deer hunting season ended last weekend. But one person's game shoot or road kill can be another person's meal.
Ledger Live: A hunter's deer meat can feed needy families
Hunted and roadside deer meat can be harvested for food. Deer hunting season ended last weekend.
Really, he's dead serious - this guy wants roadkill
I sat at Ryan Haag's kitchen table with a pair of Starbucks mugs, a burning scented candle and four strips of jerky displayed neatly on a white plate.
Doctor warns about lead bullet dangers
To avoid being labeled an anti-hunter, or worse, as the main subject of this column was recently tagged, I will attempt to chose my words carefully.
"Really, the only thing we did differently was to cut a little deeper around the damaged area.
Recently, I spent two weeks in Florida, returning home to the worst weather of this already unusually cold winter.
And the archery. You know, sharp things. Reasonably dangerous things. Things that make you want to live in the woods and carve your own furniture and eat fresh venison with your bare hands every morning, ...
Venison great, just don't call it deer meat
It started innocently enough. A friend began stocking my freezer with the bounty from his hunting trips.
Pike's Share the Harvest enjoys successful season
Pike County deer hunters continue to set the pace for the state of Missouri when it comes to Share the Harvest.
Wisconsin / Venison donations down 40 percent
As Wisconsin's economy sours and more people face tough times, one program to help feed them is also taking a big hit.
Hurlburt Serves Up Venison For The Homeless
Lawmakers Warn of Husky Transition by Kimberly Primicerio January 30, 2009 10:00 PM Posted to State Capitol Good news may be in store for Connecticut deer hunters.
Who stocks the best venison around town? I've never had to buy it before, but for some reason I don't have any hunters in my life anymore.
Meat from Rochester Hills deer cull packaged to feed the needy
The food pantry run by the Salvation Army in Pontiac will add a treat to its food packages: ground meat.
Venison from hunt in park helps fill need
Alice Wiltse, right, of Grass Lake helps stack venison that was donated to the Immanuel Lutheran Church food pantry.
A southern Michigan food pantry says it was able to offer 3,271 pounds of venison this fall, thanks to donations from deer hunters.