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January 25, 2011

Asian Carp: can we beat ’em by eating ’em?

Mukwonago, WI (AP) – Chef Jimmy Wade isn’t transforming his Heaven City Restaurant near Mukwonago into a house of flying carp just yet. But the adventurous chef, who hosts twice-a-year wild game dinners, is planning an “invasivore” dinner menu in February as part of his Tapas Tuesday series. On the menu: Carp Cakes, Smoked Carp […]

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Study finds mountain lions eating more than before

Billings, Mont. (AP) – Mountain lions, the largest members of the cat family in North America, may be heartier eaters than some researchers originally estimated. “One of the most interesting things we found was how much more prey they kill in summer,” said Kyle Knopff, lead author of a three-year Canadian mountain lion study that

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It’s enough to Drive a Sane Gun Hater Crazy, if that’s Possible… They’re Already Crazy

This past week, Las Vegas hosted the largest gun show in the country. The Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show and Conference (SHOT Show) is the biggest and most comprehensive trade show for all professionals involved with the shooting sports and hunting industries. It is the world’s premier exposition of combined firearms, ammunition, archery, cutlery, outdoor

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