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 Hiding in Plain Sight
Then I saw him out of the corner of my eye. He had approached from behind and was standing 30 yards to my right and glared in my direction. His eyes seemed to search through every inch of the grass that I lay in, trying to locate the rabbit that lured him in. I remained still, waited for his shoulder to appear in my scope and squeezed the trigger. As I made my way to the coyote, I couldn't help but to admire the ghillie suit that had kept me hidden so well among the grass and wonder why I hadn't tried this before.
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New Hampshire Offers Operation Game Thief Reporting Online 05/05/08
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Law Enforcement Division announces a new online function for Operation Game Thief, a system that offers concerned citizens and responsible sportsmen and women a way to anonymously report poachers and poaching incidents. [Comments?]
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New Hampshire Offers Free "Turkey Talking" Seminar 04/16/08
Sharpen up your turkey hunting skills by signing up for a free seminar called "Talking Turkey," with Tooky River Calls pro-staff members and Wildlife Biologist Mark Ellingwood, on Wednesday, April 23, 2008, from 7 - 9 p.m. [Comments?]
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New Hampshire Moose Lottery Now "Open" 03/24/08
If you want to hunt moose in New Hampshire this fall, enter the lottery and try your luck on the adventure of a lifetime. [Comments?]
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New Hampshire Hunter Survey Results Available 03/03/08
Results are in from a New Hampshire Fish and Game Department 2007 survey of New Hampshire hunters. [Comments?]
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New Hampshire Snowshoe Hare Hunting Workshop 02/18/08
Learn about the exciting sport of snowshoe hare hunting at a free workshop being offered at the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department's Owl Brook Hunter Education Center in Holderness, N.H. [Comments?]
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New Hampshire Moose Lottery Now Open 02/04/08
Lottery applications are now available for the adventure of a lifetime - hunting moose in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department's 2008 moose hunt lottery is open! [1 Comment]
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New Hampshire Licenses Available for '08 01/04/08
Get your 2008 N.H. fishing and hunting licenses today and be ready to enjoy a full year of outdoor adventure, from winter ice-fishing to angling for trout, bass, pike and more; plus the spring gobbler season in May and fall '08 hunting to come. [Comments?]
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New Hampshire Moose Hunt a Success 11/05/07
New Hampshire's 2007 moose season was a success, with preliminary figures showing that hunters took about 479 moose. [Comments?]
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Turkey Hunting Meeting in New Hampshire 10/19/07
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New Hampshire Hunt For Hungry Program Needs Donations 10/05/07
New Hampshire's hunters can help the less fortunate by sharing all or part of their fall harvest with the "Hunt for the Hungry" program. [Comments?]
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This is by far the best deer I have shot! It is a clear 8 x 5, but there are actually 3 points on the left side that you can hang a ring off of (for boone and crockett scoring). So for B & C scoring it would be a 8 x 8. My taxidermist measured it and said it scored 205 with about 14 points in deductions (two sticker tines and one unmatched split tine on the back left fork). I have hunted the same area in NW South Dakota for over a dozen years. It is public land and has always been productive.
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