South Dakota youth shooting club promotes ethics
Pierre Junior Shooters combines the education of 4-H with the competitiveness of a club sport.
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Pierre Junior Shooters combines the education of 4-H with the competitiveness of a club sport.
South Dakota youth shooting club promotes ethics Read More »
Change could mostly affect out-of-state hunters, who plan in advance and might be leery of scheduling later in the year due to wintry weather.
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Hunters will be able to use their cellphones to record their kills at the scene by using an app put in place by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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The Lake Erie Committee of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission agreed to a 20 percent increase in the total allowable catch for walleye and 13 percent for yellow perch.
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The salmon were a few weeks old and scheduled to be released next spring and return as adults in 2020.
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Coyotes have been in East Tennessee for years. Experts say people need to get used to it and adjust.
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Becomes the first officially endangered bee species in the continental U.S.
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Baiting has become an issue over the past decade as the popularity of wildlife photography has exploded due to the advent of high speed, digital technology.
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It was part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ fifth annual “Eagle Day’.”
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