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First wild-hatched condor chick of 2011 successfully fledges
Three young condors set a record this year: the greatest number of chicks hatched in the wild in one breeding season …
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Pollick announces retirement from The Blade
Steve Pollick has announced that will be retiring from The Blade at year’s end on Dec. 20 after 40 years “in harness.”
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Coleman and Realtree announces Multi-Color LED Headlamp
The Multi-Color LED Headlamp by Coleman, is part of a new series of Realtree Coleman lights including a flashlight, spotlight and lantern …
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Stand up to the cold with ThermaCELL Heated Insoles
ThermaCELL Heated Insoles are the solution to spending time outdoors in the bitter cold …
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Bass Pro Shops celebrates grand opening of new Texas store
Bass Pro Shops will celebrate its 58th store’s grand opening on Nov. 17-20 …
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Menhaden harvest limit cut to increase population
With concerns about the declining population of menhaden, a commission voted to sharply reduce the allowed catch of the fish …
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Experimental status lifted on Smoky Mountains’ elk
Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials have lifted the experimental status of the park’s restored elk herd …
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NSSF study: Hunters donate 11 million venison meals
A new study reveals that last year, 11 million meals were provided to the less fortunate through donations from hunters …
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Gerald Putt wins 2012 Nevada Duck Stamp Art Contest
Gerald Putt has been announced the winner of the 2012 Nevada Duck Stamp Art Contest …
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TU and Field & Stream announce 2011 Best Wild Places
Trout Unlimited and Field & Stream announced the six fishing and hunting destinations around the country that have been named Best Wild Places for 2011 …
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Great Lakes Restoration Initiative project completed at Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge
A Great Lakes Restoration Initiative habitat conservation project finished restoring 141 acres of wetlands in the Flint River floodplain at Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge …
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TU and Field & Stream announce 2011 Best Wild Places
“These lands belong to all of us,” said Kirk Deeter, “and it’s up to us to make sure they’re here for our kids and our grandkids.”