This certainly counts as a successful hunt. Missouri held its first elk-hunting season in modern history this year, which consisted of two portions: the archery portion, which ran in late October, and a firearms portion that just concluded. And while the archery portion did not produce any harvests, all of the hunters who participated in the firearms session were successful, Fox 2 reports. On Dec. 19, Bill Clark harvested a bull elk on his own property in Van Buren (Missouri Department of Conservation) Five hunters were selected to participate in the session that ran from Dec. 12...