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George Shiras, the beginning of wildlife photography and early concepts of trail cameras

In 1890, cameras were very crude. It was difficult to get a good photographic image, especially for something other than a human portrait or scenic landscape where the subject didn’t move for the relatively long time it took the camera to record a sharp picture. Approaching skittish wildlife that typically would bound away when humans ...

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Commentary: An informed, nuanced view of the end of the deputies programs in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Game Commission and Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission deputy conservation officers were both an asset to the agencies and a liability. I believe the ...
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Outdoor Insights: A right to hunt and fish… with teeth?

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Commentary: Understanding Minnesota’s existing Fish and Wildlife Advisory Committee

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