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March 18, 2010

Destination:  Canyon, Texas
Canyon is an outdoor adventurer’s dream.  With an endless array of outdoor activities and beautiful geological landscape, this panhandle city offers visitors the perfect vacation getaway.Palo Duro Canyon State Park covers more than 29,000 acres, making it the second largest canyon in the U.S.  If you decide to hike it, make sure you do your geology homework ahead of time.  In certain spots of the canyon, visitors can get a clear view of the canyon’s oldest layer of rock, Cloud Chief Gypsum, which dates back over 250 million years. Talk about putting th

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SnowSport® All Terrain Plow releases UTV front mount for Polaris Ranger 800
Jamestown, ND, January 21, 2009 — SnowSport® All Terrain Plow by Agri-Cover, Inc. announces the release of an all-new, easy to install front mount. The following front mount application is now available for the SnowSport® All Terrain Plow: Year:  09-10 Make/Model: Polaris Ranger 800 UTV Part#: 70060 The SnowSport® All...
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Destination: Port Aransas, Texas
Matthew David - Destination: Port Aransas, TX - As an avid outdoor enthusiast, I find myself searching for my next adventure travel destination on a regular basis.  If you are anything like me, you’ve probably spent hours on end scouring the internet trying to find ...
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Windtowers and wildlife
Few doubt the benefit of energy independence for the United States. Why not? Typing away it's hard to come up with a downside  to producing and sustaining domestic energy and reducing dependency in the long term. And most Americans point towards a preference of so called "green" energy. The renewable energy resources such as wind power or energy choices less harmful on the environment such...
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Selling off public lands
In this current economical state nothing surprises me, so when I learned of the selling of existing public lands to help generate money for general funds, I didnt doubt when told , but don’t think for a minute it didnt tick me off.  I spend enough time reading through news, research and opinions of biologists, scientists and wildlife ...
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A wardens morning
As a kid I dreamed of being an NFL quarterback, and along with most of my friends what I saw on TV was a life of fame and glory. Back then it was Sunday football and a Monday night game, and we knew nothing of the sort about off season training, the pain of injuries and physical and mental demands of pounding absorbed by the body. Reality of what those players went through was nothing comp...
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The North American Model of Conservation
The North American model of Conservation and the 7 Sisters are essentially the fundamental principals which need to guide not only wildlife management, but also establish certain ethical decisions hunters must consider with respect to t...
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2009 National Hunting and Fishing Day
For hunters and anglers everyday is National Hunting and Fishing Day, as few  pass without thoughts or related activities connected to spending time on the other side of the window. You may not be planning a hunt, but odds are if you rank as one of America's proud hunter or anglers a short chat about wishing your were fishing or dreaming of a duck hunt is as much a part of the day as your ...
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fire: nature's grand contradiction
  A couple years back I wrote this in ESPN Outdoors.com and with the current situation of wildlife fires in California and across the West it’s relevant again. Fire is one of nature’s grand contradictions. When under control, working its way slowly through crackling logs surrounded by melon-sized rocks in a fire ring, it is pleasing and beneficial. When ...
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Facts and tips for getting along with Black Bears
Black bear facts and tips for getting along with bears EAU CLAIRE, Wis. -- Ursus americanus, the American black bear, is a large and exciting creature. It can swim and climb trees with ease, smell food a quarter mile away and reach a bursting speed of 30 mph when charging or fleeing. An adult black bear can kill a hunting dog with a single swipe from one of its powerful forear...
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Wisconsin promotes National Get Outdoors Day June 13
National Get Outdoors Day June 13‘Get Outdoors! Wisconsin’ has events planned all summer longMADISON – As a consortium of federal agencies, nonprofit organizations and the recreation industry gear up for National Get Outdoors Day 2009 on June 13, visitors to Wisconsin State Parks, Forests and Trails can look forward to a full summer of &ldquo...
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SPRINGTIME ALERT!  PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB YOUNG WILDLIFE
SPRINGTIME ALERT! PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB YOUNG WILDLIFE HARRISBURG – Whether hiking in the woods, driving through the countryside or simply enjoying nature, Pennsylvania Game Commission officials encourage outdoor enthusiasts to leave wildlife alone and in the wild, especially young of the year.“Being outdoors in the spring is an enjoyable way to spend ti...
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