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In The News 640 181010 154943

VIDEO: Snowboarders follow moose down mountain, get fined

Action sports fans and athletes are a little more on the wild side than the rest of us. Would follow or chase a moose down a mountain on your snowboard? Keep in mind there may be a fine involved.
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Nebraska lawmaker wants to ban mountain lion hunting

Nebraska's longest-serving state lawmaker is proposing a ban on mountain lion hunting.
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TrackingPoint launches first 'precision-guided' AR

"The three PGF rifles ... incorporate the company’s ground-breaking Tag Track Xact technology, accurately locking onto and hitting moving targets at distances up to 500 yards," the company says.
In The News 640 181010 154710

VIDEO: Bigfoot hunted and killed near San Antonio

Hunters, what do you think of Rick Dyer's claim that he found Bigfoot? He has pictures of his kill this time around.
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VIDEO: Wild hog charges hunter

This is a reminder to always be prepared when hunting wild hogs. You never know when they will charge right towards your position.
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There's more to a good hunt than just what you bring home

Can we better savor the memories of an outing if we stop and smell the (wild) roses? And pine? And juniper? Here are some ways to "add value" to your hunt.
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Russian wild boar shot by Pennsylvania homeowner

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says a Russian wild boar was shot by a homeowner.
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Inbreeding found in S. California mountain lions

Three mountain lion kittens born last month in the Santa Monica Mountains were inbred, a wildlife expert said, marking a troubling sign for a population penned in by the urban sprawl of metropolitan Los Angeles.
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Oregon man can keep pet lynx, for now

A 16-year-old Siberian lynx will get to stay with the only owner she's ever known while a state senator tries to add flexibility to an Oregon law that bans exotic pets.