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Washington attorn e y David Konick. also a resident of C'astleton. said that a law prohibiting loaded rifles and shotguns in motor vehicles was "part of the solution" hut that the main thrust must come in changes to regulations that allow deer hunting w ith dogs and permit hunters to follow their animals onto posted property He suggested the supervisors meet with delegate Raymond R. "Andy" Guest. "He's real strong on wanting to work with local hoards on problems like this." Konick maintained that the solution to Rappahannock's hunting problems lies in Richmond. I just don't think it's something that can be handled right here."
For the joint committee on hunting, Latham named (apt. keim as the representative from Jackson District Wood appointed Homer Henry and supervisor Hubert Gilkev named Jack Dwyer. Latham noted that a meeting will be scheduled with Guest and law en forcement personnel as soon as Lisles and Baldwin make their appointments.
A woman in the audience suggested that this district's representative of the Game Commission. Dr Shepherd in Winchester, be invited as well.
"That's a good idea, a fine idea." concluded Wood.
(Clerk Diane Bruce reported on Friday that a meeting with Guest has been scheduled tor Wednesday. January 2”. at ":.U) in the court house )
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