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What do you do when your duty to retrieve downed game and your duty to obey the law conflict? |
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Waterfowl identification skills are important to duck hunters, but sometimes mistakes are made. |
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Are your hunting buddies just making an honest mistake if they ask you to bend or even break the rules for them? |
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How strong is the hunter's duty to minimize the suffering of game animals? |
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Are long-established ethical standards in waterfowling being disregarded to help bring exploding snow goose populations under control? |
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Hunters are the most widely distributed "large predator" in North America. How should hunters welcome the reintroduction concept of fellow large predators — grizzlies and wolves — into their former range? |
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Cougar ranges are expanding into their former ranges, and individual animals are popping up in surprising locations. What role can sportsman play in cougar population management? |
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How effective, or high-tech, does a decoy be before its use violates the fair chase ethic? |
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Even under the best conditions tracking wounded game can be very time-consuming. But just how long should an ethical hunter stay on the trail of a wounded animal? |
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A neighbor in need breaks one of the most basic game laws. As an ethical hunter, and concerned neighbor, what should you do? |
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He may be your friend and hunting mentor, but he's putting you at risk. |
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Do burgeoning suburban deer populations offer a unique opportunity or serious roadblock for the future of hunting? |
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Harsh realities can force well-intentioned anglers to break the spirit, and sometimes the law, of catch and release waters. |
