Hunters resist rule on wearing orange (The World)

9 March 2010, 12:55 am

MEDFORD (AP) — Fred Craig, of Grants Pass, settled into his seat in the Salem office of Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Roy Elicker on Feb. 19 to hear a sales pitch Craig’s ilk is not inclined to buy.... Read More »

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