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Wyoming Approves Extensive CWD Management Plan After Year of Feedback

Travis Smola

Wyoming’s CWD management plan is approved after a year of collaboration. Across North America, many states are working hard towards figuring out extensive response plans to combat the ongoing threat of chronic wasting disease or CWD. The Equality State has just announced their long term CWD Management Plan was finally approved by the Wyoming Game

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Good, Better, Best

Conservation, Fishing |

Have not blogged about this for a while. I usually “stir” a few folks when I do. I grin maniacally when that happens; it means some have had to stop and think for a minute. It is mid-summer, it is hot, time to do it again. . . blog about catch & release and proper …

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Shimano SP-Orca Flash Boost Perfectly Mimics Dying Baitfish

Fishing |

Shimano

Shimano’s new SP-Orca with Flash Boost technology takes honors for top saltwater lure. Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic causing the ICAST (International Convention of Allied Sportfishing Trades) show to go completely online in 2020, Shimano rolled out an extensive line of new products that should have saltwater anglers excited. Most notable for their lures is

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Testing an Extremely Dangerous Bent Barrel AR Rifle

Guns, Shooting |

YouTube: Demolition Ranch

This curved barrel creates the world’s most dangerous gun. We have all seen plenty of zany gun antics in cartoons before. Perhaps you remember Bugs Bunny tying the barrels of Elmer Fudd’s side-by-side together. Or maybe you remember the hundreds of times that characters have bent the barrel of a gun around backwards to fire

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