Updated: Open Space Committee: Grassland Preserves Should Be Closed To Hikers For Two Months To Allow For Hunting

July 11, 2018 Environment

Pastor Bryan Miller of the Somerset Bible Baptist Church tells the Open Space Advisory Committee of his experiences hunting on public land last season.

Update: The Township Council on July 10 adopted the recommendations made by the Open Space Advisory Committee, the Trail Advisory Committee and the Agricultural Advisory Committee, all of which change the hunting program from what it was this past season.

Changes were made to the 2017-18 hunting season to allow for more non-hunting use of the Negri Nepote and Grigsstown grassland preserves, but that was a failure, Township Manager Robert Vornlocker said.

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Updated: Open Space Committee: Grassland Preserves Should Be Closed To Hikers For Two Months To Allow For Hunting

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