MOUNTAIN LIONS

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3 headed to trial in SD mountain lion hunting case

RAPID CITY (AP) — Two men accused of killing a mountain lion after it had been treed by hounds near Hill City in western South Dakota have pleaded not guilty.

April 23, 2013

Trial set in Musick mountain lion case

RAPID CITY -- A Mitchell man accused of illegally using dogs to hunt a mountain lion in February in Pennington County is scheduled to stand trial before a judge in June.

By Chris Mueller , April 17, 2013

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Custer State Park could see more elk as result of lion hunt

Custer State Park could see more elk as result of lion hunt Two lions that had become notorious for preying on elk calves in Custer State Park were in turn taken by hunters this year.

By Bob Mercer , April 06, 2013

Use of dogs in lion hunt nets charges for 3 area men

The female lion had two kittens, one of which later died. The other is now in a zoo.

By Ross Dolan , April 04, 2013

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Mitchell, Emery, Sioux Falls men charged with illegally killing mountain lion

Mitchell, Emery, Sioux Falls men charged with illegally killing mountain lion Seventy-one-year-old James Jucht, of Sioux Falls, and 63-year-old David B. Terveen, of Emery, are accused of illegally shooting the lion near Hill City after it was treed by dogs controlled by 41-year-old Wade J. Musick, of Mitchell.

April 03, 2013

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Mountain lion hunting in South Dakota hits a lull

RAPID CITY (AP) — Game wardens in South Dakota say it is unlikely that the state-set quota of 100 mountain lions will be killed during this year's hunting season.

March 18, 2013

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GF&P officials clarify dogs-and-lions bill

RAPID CITY (AP) — A new South Dakota law that appears to authorize the use of dogs to hunt mountain lions does not actually change restrictions and is confusing hunters, state wildlife officials say.

March 14, 2013

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SD law allows use of dogs to hunt mountain lions

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard has signed into law a measure allowing the use of dogs for mountain lion hunting.

March 13, 2013

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Lion hunting behind last year's pace in SD

RAPID CITY (AP) — The number of mountain lions being killed during this year's hunting season in South Dakota is behind last year's pace, and hunters might not reach the state-set quota of 100 lions.

January 18, 2013

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GF&P sticking with bigger lion harvest, state season for ’13

GF&P sticking with bigger lion harvest, state season for ’13 MADISON — The state Game, Fish and Parks Commission didn’t budge Friday from the decisions made last month when commissioners set regulations for hunting mountain lions during 2013.

By Bob Mercer , November 03, 2012

GF&P OKs plan to kill more mountain lions

GF&P OKs plan to kill more mountain lions DEADWOOD — After months of deliberations and several rounds of public meetings, the state Game, Fish and Parks Commission made its final decision Friday morning on the 2013 season for hunting mountain lions.

By Bob Mercer , October 06, 2012

GF&P commission sets mountain lion quota at 100

GF&P commission sets mountain lion quota at 100 DEADWOOD (AP) — South Dakota's Game, Fish and Parks Commission announced Friday that it will allow up to 100 mountain lions to be killed during the upcoming hunting season, 30 more than last year.

October 05, 2012

GF&P ponders bigger harvest of mountain lions this season

GF&P ponders bigger harvest of mountain lions this season DEADWOOD — The foremost advocate for sustaining the Black Hills population of mountain lions and the executive director for South Dakota’s leading sportsmen’s group took the same side Thursday in speaking against major expansions of the 2013 hunting season.

By Bob Mercer , October 05, 2012

GF&P eyes raising mountain lion hunt limits

GF&P eyes raising mountain lion hunt limits Other proposals include starting season earlier, allowing hunters to use dogs.

By Bob Mercer , August 03, 2012

Fewer licenses likely for Black Hills deer season

CUSTER (AP) — South Dakota's Game, Fish and Parks Commission is proposing another reduction in Black Hills deer-hunting licenses this fall. The goal is to rebuild a deer herd that is one-third the size it used to be.

May 04, 2012

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