Hunters in Howard could face stiffer safety rules under law

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Hunters in Howard County could face increased safety restrictions under a new proposal by County Executive Ken Ulman who was outspokenly alarmed this month when a hunter’s stray bullet shattered the window of a Clarksville day care center.

Howard police said the shot was fired from well beyond the 150-yard buffer zone required by state law.

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