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Pam Stinson named senior director of marketing for World Fishing Network
In her new role, the cable industry veteran will be responsible for leading all marketing initiatives for the WFN brand including on-air, online and mobile.
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Hornady recalls 7 lots of pistol ammo
Hornady Manufacturing announced the recall of seven lots of 500 S&W 300 gr. FTX Custom pistol ammunition.
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After a decade of success, Bushnell reintroduces its popular H20 design
After 10 successful years on the market, Bushnell has refreshed key features of its H20 binocular line.
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New Buck Knives/Haley Heath ErgoHunter Adrenaline Series
With the number of active women hunters having doubled in the past decade, and now totaling more than 3 million, there is a growing demand for knives to meet their needs and preferences.
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Bass Pro Shops 2012 Spring Fishing Classic announced
Bass Pro Shops is dedicated to ensuring families continue to have fun together outdoors through educational events such as the Spring Fishing Classic.
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World champion elk callers crowned in Las Vegas
Elk callers from 10 states earned Top 3 honors in the RMEF/Leupold World Elk Calling Championships for 2012.
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Rare Asian crane spotted In Indiana
A hooded crane, normally seen only in Asia, has been spotted at Goose Pond Fish & Wildlife Area in Greene County, about 7,000 miles from its traditional home range.
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Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program celebrates 75th anniversary
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies announces the start of a yearlong celebration.
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Zumbo receives Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's highest honor
Jim Zumbo of Cody, Wyo., received RMEF’s Wallace Fennell Pate Wildlife Conservation Award.
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National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic 2012 starts today
National Pheasant Fest & Quail Classic 2012 comes to the Kansas City Convention Center, Bartle Hall in Kansas City, Mo., February 17-19.
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15th annual Great Backyard Bird Count this weekend
The 2012 Great Backyard Bird Count will take place Feb. 17-20.
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Bear-resistant storage containers now required near section of Appalachian Trail
Beginning March 1, anyone camping overnight along the five miles of Appalachian Trail from Jarrard Gap to Neels Gap on the Chattahoochee National Forests must bring a bear-resistant container to contain personal garbage, toiletries and foods. The new regulation was issued by the USDA Forest Service in response to public safety concerns and repeated bear-human…