Hunting Headlines
| May 26, 2008 |
| Exposing the Animal Rights Agenda and Setting the Record Straight |
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© By Othmar Vohringer On the Outdoor Bloggers Summit blog Kristine published a challenge in two parts for the members; part one of the challenge was what can we do to educate the average person about the truth of the animal rights agenda and at the same time explain to society what hunting is really all about. The second part of that challenge was to think of ways how we could get the hunting organizations to unite and promote hunting to the public rather than preaching to the choir and then hoping that they will pass the message on to the public. With the rampant and unfounded attacks on hunters and hunting by animal rights organizations like the notorious PETA and the equally offensive ...
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| May 26, 2008 |
| New Outdoors Laws - KSAX |
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New Outdoors Laws KSAX, MN - 37 minutes ago The Department of Natural Resources will reduce the state's four large hunting zones to three and will likely phase out the multi-zone and all-season ...
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| May 26, 2008 |
| Snake Mystique |
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By Steven E. Stillwell -- Since the beginning of recorded time, snakes have been labeled with bad reputations. Some of these ridiculous misconceptions stem from superstitions, others from religious dogmas, but the majority of these opinions are formed out of fear and ignorance of the unknown. The only way to gain a deeper insight into the truth is to study the facts. Snakes play a very important role in our delicate ecological system, and we owe it to ourselves as dedicated sportsmen to learn more about them. The annual statistics in the United States for reported snake bites fluctuates between 7,000-10,000 people. The majority of victims are men, and most bites occur below the knee. Appr...
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