I think it may have been a Norman Rockwell painting. The little kid is standing with his nose and hands pressed against the glass, staring at the counter with its gumballs, taffy sticks and chocolate confections. That was me last weekend. While the chocolate would, indeed, lead me to stare longingly into the windows, it […]
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Entries are being accepted for the 2011 Nebraska High School Bow Hunter 3-D Championships in Broken Bow on June 11. The event consists of firing shots with a bow and arrow at 3-D targets resembling animals that commonly are hunted. The targets are set at different ranges in different terrain to simulate hunting. The objective
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The trout lake at Two Rivers State Recreation Area is open again for family fishing this spring and summer. This lake is not only a great place to take children fishing, it will provide protein for the dinner table. All trout caught in the lake must be harvested and not released. To fish the trout
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With all the talk about turkey hunting, I can’t help but to get a little giddy. I now know how a tween-aged girl at a Justin Bierber concert must feel. Even though the gobbling gobblers get me wound up, what really gets me excited is knowing that morel mushroom season is about to be sprung.
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Gov. John Hickenlooper announced today a proposal to combine the Colorado Division of Wildlife and Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation into a new division. The reorganization would streamline state government, improve service to customers and preserve critical programs by combining resources of the two divisions. Hickenlooper was joined during an announcement at the state
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