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Saturday, 03 January 2009 09:34 |
Golden age of hunting is right now
Now that my big game hunting is over for the 2007-2008 season, it’s time to concentrate on the upcoming season and the changes that have been instituted by the state Game and Fish Department. Because of the economic recession we are currently in, the increase in the nonrefundable application fee is something to consider. |
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Saturday, 27 December 2008 09:19 |
Youth hunts for quail and turkey at Babcock Ranch Preserve Applications for the first supervised youth hunts at Babcock Ranch Preserve are now available at all tax collectors’ offices and online from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Ten lucky youngsters will be chosen for each of the two quail hunts and seven for each of the two spring turkey hunts. All hunters will be chosen through a random drawing. All hunts are three-day events.
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Deer hunter shot black bear in self-defense
Although I've long ago given up hunting myself, I still love to hear hunting stories, and of course fishing stories. I was listening to some hunting tales this week between our fishing reporter Bill Logsdon and a buddy, Don Price. They started talking about turkey hunting and a fellow in Virginia who had developed a turkey hunting dog. Since dogs are another subject I like, it quickly caught my attention. |
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Deer Hunting: Kansas, Missoui gripped by buck fever
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Andy Cooksey uses a story about an incident that happened 25 years ago to illustrate his passion for hunting big antlers.
"The first time I went bowhunting, I took a big buck, and I was hooked," said Cooksey, 55, who lives in Kansas City, Kan. "At the time, I had been into bird hunting. My German shorthair and I went at it hard. |
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Listless economy can’t stop hunting sales
Some cutting back, but election year spurs others to buy. When Wall Street is in a funk, deer don’t act any differently and hunters don’t alter their behavior much either, local shop owners say. |
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Mentored hunting for adults an idea worthy of supportOne of the best things that ever happened to hunting in Pennsylvania was the 2006 arrival of the state's mentored youth hunting program. The program allows licensed hunters ages 21 and up to introduce unlicensed children under 12 to the sport in a controlled, one-on-one setting. Youths participating in the program are permitted to pursue squirrels, groundhogs, antlered deer and spring gobblers. |
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Saturday, 03 January 2009 11:39 |
N.Y. youth hunting trend right way to goJust because you're paranoid doesn't mean that the whole world isn't actually against you. Deer hunters today are subject to attack from several sides and many expect it to get worse when the new administration gets its legs under it.
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Fathers' Bow Shot Kills Grizzly Attacking Son A Cody bowhunter in search of an elk found a grizzly bear instead in a Sept. 12 mauling incident on the South Fork.  |
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Wildlife Consultant Q and A
Recently, OF asked Brian Beauchamp of United States Forestry and Wildlife Consulting some questions about land management. |
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Saturday, 27 December 2008 09:23 |
Hunting tradition can be a gift
As I write this article it is currently 3 degrees and snowing at my parent's house in Michigan. My wife, daughter and I are visiting here for the holidays.We are truly blessed to be here with all my relatives and friends. Everything is snow covered and though it is extremely cold and the roads a bit slippery you couldn't ask for a more perfect "White Christmas." |
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