Hunting News- Farm Bill Uncertainty Looms Over Conservation ProjectsOpen Country The Farm Bill is the sweeping law that implements America’s food and agriculture policies. Each Farm Bill runs 5 years, with the current bill having expired on Sept. 30.
- How to Rig a Paiute Deadfall Trap, Step by StepThe Survivalist This clever trap well help you catch all sorts of rodents in a survival situation While there are plenty of traps to choose from, few of them show up in my bag of tricks as often as the Paiute deadfall. This clever trap dates back to the early Paiute…
- Gun News of the Week: Concealed Carry Reciprocity—It’s Now Or NeverThe Gun Shots Plus: After $55M Revenue Decline, NRA Losing Traction In Elections, Laying Off NRATV Staff On Dec. 6, 2017, the U.S. House of Representatives approved the ‘Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017’ in a 231-198 vote and passed it along to the…
- How Duct Tape Can Help You Survive Almost AnythingSurvival These 10 sticky tricks could save your skin in a survival situation This wonder tape has been used for jobs that the original duct tape developers never imagined. The versatile product can mend, bind, patch, repair, and replace many of…
- 14 Books That Will Change the Way You HuntHunting More than a dozen of the best hunting books you’ll ever read Some folks have a way with words. Fewer have skill with wilderness, hunting, and woodsmanship. Few indeed are those who possess both. The authors and books listed below…
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- BioMar expands Ecuadorian shrimp businessDanish aquaculture feed company, BioMar Group, is expanding its Ecuador factory with a new line for extruded shrimp feed.
- Vyborg Shipyard launches lead trawler Arkhangelsk Trawl Fleet seriesVyborg Shipyard, part of Russian vessel construction group United Shipbuilding Corporation, has celebrated the launching of the lead vessel in a series of four new trawlers for Arkhangelsk Trawl Fleet.
- Fish farm drones assist in wreck recoveryAn underwater drone normally used for inspection work at fish farms has been chosen to assist the Norwegian armed forces in marine salvage operations.
- Enhanced tub design from RPC SæplastTub manufacturer RPC Sæplast has introduced a new design for its reusable Nordic 1000L heavy duty container.
- Drying systems move into yardsShipyard owners are showing interest in Pronomar’s professional drying systems.
- BioMar expands Ecuadorian shrimp business
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Colorado Hunter Numbers Dwindle Due to Increasing License Fees
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are grappling with how to find new revenue streams amid budget cuts and millions of dollars worth of deferred maintenance stacking up at its dams and fisheries just in time for thousands of orange- and camouflage-clad … Continue reading
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Dove hunting season off to a good start in Colorado
Dove hunting in Colorado opened Thursday, the traditional opener serving as a tuneup of sorts for the duck, goose, pheasant and quail seasons to come. Opening day found our group of seven tuning up in the Arkansas Valley near my … Continue reading
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Colorado Hunting Licenses Could Increase 100 Percent
More than 950,000 people hunt and fish in Colorado every year. That’s second only to the ski industry. Fact is, 70 percent of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s annual budget comes from hunting and fishing license revenue. “That includes everything. Both game … Continue reading
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