W.Va. officials open areas for disabled hunters

Published November 5, 2012 9:06am ET



SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Officials are taking applications for disabled hunters who would like to hunt on national forest and wildlife management area roads.

Disabled hunters who have a resident or nonresident permit can apply to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources for permission to hunt in selected areas. Those include designated roads throughout the Monongahela National Forest, portions of the George Washington/Jefferson National Forest in West Virginia and on selected wildlife management areas.

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