Two Tarrant County game wardens were checking a field on opening day when they found two men sitting around a stock tank with shotguns and a moving dove decoy set out. The father-son duo was contacted by the wardens and it was discovered that the father, who was from out-of-state, did not have a hunting license. The father told the wardens that he was not hunting dove, and that the shotgun and empty hulls by his seat were from shooting at bullfrogs. The wardens informed the man that he needed a license to hunt bullfrogs, as well. Read more in our e-edition: http://www.etypeservices.com/SWF/LocalUser/Atlanta1//Magazine38514/Full/index.aspx?id=38514
Rainy weather didn’t detour fishermen and participants from taking part in the fourth annual Jacob Dude Turner Team Catfish Tournament and fish fry held Sept. 28. The Rocky Point camp ground was overflowing with visitors who took part in the three day event held on Wright Patman Lake.
Linden-Kildare’s varsity girls’ cross country program recently placed second in district. The girls are placed in the order they finished the race beginning with the bottom row from (L to R) Alyssa Cummings (5th), Haylee Smoak (6th) and Amberley Cummings (10th). Top row from (L to R) Montana Caldwell, Tori Willis, Coach Hines, Ashley Bell and Hailey Taylor.
