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Breaking your gun dog's boredom

Make a list of skills you think you have down pat. Then add another column with ways to make them harder, in increments, and you'll keep your dog firing on all eight cylinders.
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From the Readers: Hurry up no huddle coyote

This reader experienced a coyote coming in so quick he needed to grab the shotgun.
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A taxidermy idea for your child's first deer

Looking for a way to display your kid’s first "trophy?" Try tanning the deer tail for display.
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New Hampshire officials open annual moose permit lottery

Wildlife officials expect the number of permits being raffled off in June will be about 124, down significantly from the 275 permits awarded in recent years.
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About 50 pronghorn tough out Jackson Hole winter

Several pronghorn that didn't migrate out of Jackson Hole last fall are toughing out winter on the National Elk Refuge.
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W.Va. DNR proposes changing archery seasons' start

State wildlife biologists want to move the opening day of West Virginia's deer, bear and wild boar archery seasons to the last Saturday in September.
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Wild hogs pose problems in Manatee County

Wild hogs are posing a problem for homeowners in Manatee County.
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Maine group plants salmon eggs to boost numbers

A Maine conservation group is planting salmon eggs in three rivers in hopes of increasing the Atlantic Salmon population.
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Maine says bear program is a success

Maine wildlife biologists are checking on hibernating black bears this month against the backdrop of an anticipated November ballot initiative aimed at banning bear hunting using bait, dogs and traps.