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Are Feral Hogs Dangerous: Threats Posed By the Invasive Species

Jan 22, 2022 | 0 |

They’re becoming more and more common in certain corners of the country, but are feral hogs dangerous to humans? Feral hogs are one of the most destructive, invasive, and dangerous species we know of in North America, and there’s no denying it. As an invasive species, they can overrun an area with their sheer numbers […]

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New Alabama Night Hunting Permit for Hogs and Coyotes Available

Jul 14, 2021 | 0 |

Thanks to a new law, night hunting for hog and coyote can occur more frequently in Alabama. Alabama has made strides to increase feral hog and coyote hunting opportunities in the state by permitting a special hunting license that will allow for hunting after dark, detailed in an announcement from the Alabama Department of Conservation […]

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Are Blue Laws Hurting Hunting Retention and Participation?

Sep 15, 2019 | 0 |

Should blue laws affecting hunting be repealed? Sunday hunting bans still affect hunters in many parts of the country. Slowly but surely however, that seems to be changing with Sunday hunting bills often waiting approval in many states. But should the day of the week matter when it comes to hunting? Or do they limit hunting opportunities?

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Photographer Draws a Grizzly Hunt Permit But Won’t Hunt

Aug 10, 2018 | 0 |

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Animal activist and photographer Tom Mangelsen drew one of Wyoming’s grizzly bear hunt permits, but says he won’t hunt. Here’s why he’s wrong. Wildlife photographer Tom Mangelsen is one of the few lucky people who drew a grizzly bear hunting permit for Wyoming’s newly instituted bear season. While the photographer expressed his joy at drawing

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DuPont agrees to pay $50 million to restore contaminated Virginia rivers

Jan 3, 2017 | 0 |

Mercury from Waynesboro factory taints fish, other wildlife in South Fork Shenandoah, its tributary Chemical giant DuPont has agreed to pay more than $50 million to deal with mercury contamination of two Virginia rivers caused […]

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