The Backcountry Press
The country's premier daily HUNTING, FISHING & OUTDOOR news in the USA and around the globe.  Read whats happening in your neck of the woods & beyond. 

WVDNR Providing Disposal Sites for Deer in CWD Counties


Submitted by:  TBC Press
Posted on: 11/23/20
News # 14087
North America Sportshows

Disclaimer:  The views expressed on this site are that of the authors and not necessarily that of TBC Press

©  2020 TBC Press - All Rights Reserved                                                                                                                                                                                                   Website Design by: 

Berkeley County
  • Sleepy Creek WMA Headquarters – 1910 Sleepy Creek Road in Hedgesville

Hampshire County
  • WVDNR District 2 Office storage building parking lot, north of Depot St. off Route 28 in Romney
  • Springfield Fire Department — Springfield Pike in Springfield
  • Capon Bridge Fire Department — along Route. 50 in Capon Bridge

Hardy County
  • Wardensville WMA Headquarters – 1593 Trout Run Road in Wardensville

Mineral County
  • Burlington Fire Department – along Route 50 in Burlington

Morgan County
  • Ridge Hatchery – 12051 Valley Road in Berkeley Springs

For more information, contact the District 2 Office by calling 304-822-3551.

####

Publishers Notes: 

Our country is still battling COVID-19. To avoid the spread of this virus and continue to enjoy outdoor activities, ALL outdoor enthusiasts (man, woman, child) should follow the guidelines set by nps.gov. These guidelines include; social distancing, the Leave No Trace principles, including pack-in and pack-out, to keep outdoor spaces safe and healthy.
The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources will provide disposal sites during the upcoming buck firearms season for deer carcasses harvested in counties where chronic wasting disease exists.

Disposal sites will be available in Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral, Berkeley and Morgan counties Nov. 23 through Dec. 14. On-site dumpsters are to be used exclusively for disposing of deer carcasses and parts. Those who dispose of household trash will be cited and fined.

Disposal sites will be available at the following locations: