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A measure that removes captive cervids from the Division of Natural Resources' authority and places it with the Department of Agriculture passed the West Virginia Senate Tuesday and heads to the House of Delegates for consideration. The measure is opposed by the DNR, which argues that captive deer operations could jeopardize wild deer herds and the future of hunting. Beckley Register-Herald and AP.
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i think they will be ok i approve this bill
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