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For Sportsmen, Clear Water Restoration Act Goes Too Far
Peyton Knight of the National Center for Public Policy Research is warning sportsmen that the proposed Clean Water Restoration Act sponsored by Representative James Oberstar (D-MN), “would do more to threaten the cherished pastimes of hunters, fishermen and other outdoor enthusiasts than it would to ensure the cleanliness of our nation’s water.”
I’ve written a couple times over the past few months about the CWRA (here and here) but Knight brings to the attention of American sportsmen what could await us should this act be approved. Read the story »
South Dakota Hunters Have A New Voice In Politics
Below is information and a press release about a newly formed organization in South Dakota, South Dakota Hunting Rights Advocacy, aimed at fighting to protect the hunting heritage of South Dakotans. As I looked over the site, I found this. Read the story »
Wisconsin Considering A Wolf Hunting Season
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress seems to be testing the waters a bit by seeking input from residents on the prospects of offering a wolf hunt, partly in efforts to slow down the growth of the animal and keep human encounters and livestock damages to a minimum. Nothing being proposed is binding.
Last year the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declared the wolf fully recovered in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan and removed the wolf there from the list of endangered animals. None of the states currently offer wolf hunts and they still protect them through state mandates. Read the story »
York Coyote Hunt
By Mike Horning
On Friday morning March 3, 2006, I headed into the woods in York, Maine with a group of friends and two hounds looking for coyotes. Alan, the owner of both hounds brought along his best two, which were of the same litter, one male and one female. Also there was Alan’s brother Gary and friends Randy, John, and Scott who all grew up within a couple miles of each other. Two years prior to this hunt, both Alan and Scott trapped over 80 coyotes up at Alan’s camp in Greenville. Normally they can trap between 50 and 60. Read the story »
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For Sportsmen, Clear Water Restoration Act Goes Too FarPeyton Knight of the National Center for Public Policy Research is warning sportsmen that the proposed Clean Water Restoration Act...
South Dakota Hunters Have A New Voice In PoliticsBelow is information and a press release about a newly formed organization in South Dakota, South Dakota Hunting Rights Advocacy, ...
Wisconsin Considering A Wolf Hunting SeasonThe Wisconsin Conservation Congress seems to be testing the waters a bit by seeking input from residents on the prospects of offering...
Minnesota DNR Warning Deer Hunters In Moorehead AreaThe Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is issuing a warning to deer hunters before they go hunting beginning November 3rd, that...
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How to Remove Rust From a GunBy Steven T. Remington Removing surface rust from a gun without damaging the finish can be quite tricky if you aren’t...
Tracking Down Your DeerBy John D. Porter With all the hype in the hunting world about tree stands, one begins to wonder what our forefathers...
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