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Take This Ohio Walleye Survey and Provide Feedback on the Fishery

Justin Hoffman

West Virginia University students could use your help. The students in West Virginia University’s Advanced Wildlife and Fisheries Management class are undertaking a class project to better understand the Ohio walleye fishery. The survey, which comprises of 10 short questions, will help give a snapshot of Ohio’s walleye fishery and how anglers are utilizing it.

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Sunday Gunday: 6 Discontinued .22 Rifles That Should Still Be Made

Guns, Shooting |

Many fine .22-caliber rifles are no longer made. The only way you can get one of these great little shooters these days is by getting lucky enough to find one used. We wish these six discontinued .22 rifles were still being made today. 1. Springfield Armory M6 Survival Gun Originally designed as a takedown survival

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Miami Open Day 6 Live Blog Sponsored by Tecnifibre

Tennis |

Juan Martin del Potro seeks to extend his wining streak to 13 while Petra Kvitova and Venus Williams bid for the round of 16 at Miami on Sunday. Keep up with all the action in the Tecnifibre Live Blog.

This Mossy Oak Video Proves Some Are ‘Obsessed’

Hunting |

“I am a turkey hunter, and I am Obessed,” a short film from Mossy Oak encompasses the passion for chasing spring gobblers. The resurgence of turkeys in North America has created a new breed of spring hunters who race to the woods before sunrise to chase long beards. NOMAD Co-Founder Jason Hart walks us through

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Minnesota and South Dakota Working Hard to Understand CWD Impact

Hunting |

Popular hunting states are in overdrive studying the effects of chronic wasting disease. Joining the list of states paying close attention the impact of CWD are South Dakota and Minnesota. Both states had a significant number of disease reports last year. This year, they’re going after the disease in big ways. Researchers in Minnesota recently

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