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 Could You Survive Alone?
The man was in deep pain and knew his right leg was broken. While the bone had not pierced the skin, the foot was bent at an unnatural angle. He removed his sheath knife and cut his pants up past his knee, because he knew the leg would start to swell soon. He leaned back on the dark green moss and thought of how dumb he had been that day.
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Texas Hunters and Anglers Lead the Nation 12/28/07
A ranking of states in categories including total number of hunters and anglers, spending by sportsmen, jobs supported, taxes generated, number of days spent hunting and fishing and the most traveled to states by hunters and anglers has been released for the first time. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Adds 430 Acres to Highlands of Roan 10/22/07
The Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy (SAHC) purchased 430 acres on Oct. 5 in the Highlands of Roan in Avery County, adding to a network of protected lands that is rich in wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Reminds Hunters of Deer/CWD Rules 10/08/07
In an ongoing and continued effort to prevent Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) from infecting North Carolina's resident deer population, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding hunters to use extreme caution in importing out-of-state harvests. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Hunting and Fishing Day Events 09/17/07
This year, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission will support National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 22 through specials events at its regional wildlife education centers, and with an added message about the role of sportsmen in caring for the environment. [Comments?]
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North Carolina's Game Land Additions 08/31/07
Looking for a new place to hunt? If so, make sure you check out the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's recent game land additions. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Offers Special Hunt Opportunities 08/15/07
With more than 2 million acres of game lands open to public hunting, North Carolina is considered by many to be a hunter's paradise. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Receives Funding to Purchase New Habitat 05/02/07
Thanks to a series of monetary grants from the N.C. Natural Heritage Trust Fund, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has secured funding to purchase more than 3,000 acres of sensitive natural habitat, much of it formerly owned by International Paper. [Comments?]
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North Carolina Offers Becoming an Outdoors Woman Events 04/20/07
There's no glass ceiling when you're outdoors. In fact, some of the best outdoorsmen in North Carolina are women. [Comments?]
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Big Game Report Line in North Carolina will be Upgraded 12/20/06
For a few hours on Sunday, Dec. 31, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission toll free phone line (1-800-I-GOT-ONE ) and the online report form (www.ncwildlife.org) for reporting a big game harvest will be unavailable while the agency's computer systems are upgraded. [Comments?]
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Hunting Licenses Available in North Carolina 08/25/06
The
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is reminding hunters that part of
their pre-season preparations should include renewing their hunting
licenses - and it's
not too early to purchase now. [Comments?]
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 11 Point Massachusetts Buck
This is my first buck ever. I got into the sport of deer hunting last year at the age of 37. I have had some opportunities over the season, but inexperience cost me. Finally on December 26, 2007, this 11 point buck gave me the thrill of a lifetime. I hit him around 40 yards with a .50 cal. muzzleloader. He dressed out at 150 lbs.
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