Publicity over Chai Vang's trial isn't deterring some Hmong immigrants from their hunting plans this season. Vang was found guilty Friday of killing 6 members of a hunting party in northern Wisconsin last November. Vang claimed the hunters he shot at insulted him with racial slurs. His trial has brought tensions between white and Hmong hunters into the public eye. But some members of the Twin Cities Hmong community say they're not worried that racial tensions will cast a pall over the hunting season. Lee Pao Xiong is the director of the center for Hmong Studies at Concordia University in St. Paul.