LOS ANGELES (AP) _ The University of California, Los Angeles neuroscientist who this month received a package containing razor blades with threatening messages from anti-animal-research activists says he won’t back down from his work. David Jentsch said in a story posted on the Los Angeles Times’ website Wednesday that he feels morally obligated to continue […]
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Opening day of gun season for white tail in New York took on a whole new and very interesting meaning for me this year. My house sits right smack dap in the center of a white tail super highway, with a cornfield above me one of the best trout streams in New York State literally
Conner Peitsmeyer, 11, of Aurora, Colorado, probably won’t remember the chill of the 35-degree air on the morning of Nov. 12. What he will remember is catching the new Colorado state record smallmouth bass. Conner was fishing at Aurora Reservoir with his dad, Michael Peitsmeyer, in the family’s fishing boat that Friday morning. A few
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According to the Illinois DNR, state deer hunters bagged 68,037 deer on opening weekend of firearms season. The total is higher than last year’s opener, when 66,126 deer were killed. But it’s a bit behind opening weekend, 2008, when the kill was about 72,000 deer. Pike County topped the list this year with 1,957 deer. The seven-day
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By MARK SCOLFORO Associated Press GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) _ A man accused of killing a game warden during a poaching investigation two weeks ago told police the warden fired the first shot in what state police have described as a ferocious gun battle, according to testimony at his preliminary hearing Wednesday. “I know he shot
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