Port Matilda, Pa. – Organized predator hunts are becoming more popular as increasing numbers of hunters find the contests a good way to fight cabin fever. Long-established hunts hope to continue their string of successes in 2009 as newer hunts prosper and grow. Hunts are scheduled almost every weekend between now and early March, and […]
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