Mentoring programs teach youth safety
RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — When Chad Tussing’s daughter, Elisa, got her first deer two seasons ago, she was excited and ready to get back in the field. That excitement led to getting another dear last season, and even more excitement about the possibilities of the upcoming season, the Rapid City Journal reported . The love of hunting had started to grow inside the heart of Elisa, and she found that out, even though she isn’t 16-years-old yet and can’t get her hunter’s license. South Dakota Game Fish and Parks has been providing a way for children like Elisa and anyone else ...