Commentary: Probing the Canadian Duck Baiting Conundrum: Part 2
This is the second half of a two-part commentary on the controversial baiting of waterfowl in Canada.
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This is the second half of a two-part commentary on the controversial baiting of waterfowl in Canada.
Commentary: Probing the Canadian Duck Baiting Conundrum: Part 2 Read More »
The issue has particular interest in Michigan, where many waterfowlers believe that Canada is holding ducks hostage for their gunners until freeze-up.
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Sentinel Oak finally meets its demise Read More »