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Biggest Show of the Season! Dropped:  Two-Hour Season Finale March 27 on Sportsman Channel

The True Test of Survival Comes to a Close with a One Hour Finale AND “After the Drop” Special Hosted by Realtree’s David Blanton

New Berlin, WI – (March 21, 2012) – Brothers Chris and Casey Keefer’s amazing 28-day Alaska survival expedition comes to a close with a special two-hour finale of Dropped: Project Alaska on Tuesday, March 27 beginning at 9 pm ET exclusively on Sportsman Channel A Sportsman Channel original production, Dropped: Project Alaska presented by Realtree®, has been engaging viewers with the Keefers’ experience of being “dropped” in a remote part of Alaska where they had to pit their skills as hunters, woodsmen and anglers against an unforgiving landscape. This special two hour finale of a series’ season has never before been done in outdoor television. Read more

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Coyotes Win California Battle of Control

“I was chased by a coyote,” said Paul Randall, president of Carson Harbor Village Homeowners Association. “The only thing that kept the coyote from getting to me and my German shepherd was that I was able to get to a two-foot, eight-inch dowel that I have to protect myself. We are prisoners in our homes.”

So, the Association decided to snare the ‘yotes to gain their neighborhood back, but PETA and spaghetti-spined lawyers stepped in.  Their answer:  Increase liability insurance.   More here…

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Rats Big as Cats

In the Florida Keys, an invasive exotic rat is causing problems and is an African species that can grow up to nine pounds and can be up to 35 inches long.   They arrived on Grassy Key sometime between 1999 and 2001, when they were released by a resident who had been breeding them.  Maybe they should release some cougars to balance things  out.  More here…

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HSUS Wants to Ban Hunting Dogs

This from the Outdoor Wire:

Here is a warning to California hunters from the Western Outdoor News (www.wonews.com) that the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) appears to be commencing a campaign against California’s hunting dogs. HSUS is supporting SB 1221, a bill that would ban the hunting of bears and bobcats with dogs. Read more

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Microstamping Shot Down – Again

This from the Outdoor Wire:

Microstamping Fails (Again), HSUS Campaigns Against California Hunting Dogs

Microstamping advocates have once again failed to get the fallacious science introduced as a requirement for firearms and ammunition sold in New York…yesterday, a joint New York state budget committee voted on a revised state budget that repealed the ballistics-imaging requirement from state law. It’s another example of legislators listening to their constituents and eliminating bad legislation.

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CVA Ranks As # 1 Muzzleloader In Industry Survey

CVA was ranked as the nation’s # 1 Muzzleloading Brand in recent survey titled “Top Hunting and Shooting Equipment Brands for 2011,” published by Southwick Associates of Fernandina Beach, FL. The survey ranked the brands hunters and shooters purchased most frequently in various product categories in 2011. The list was compiled from the 41,923 internet-based surveys completed by hunters and target shooters who volunteered to participate last year in HunterSurvey.com and ShooterSurvey.com polls. The top ranked gun brands were as follows:
Top rifle brand: Remington (16% of all purchases) Top shotgun brand: Remington Top muzzleloader brand: CVA (37.2% of all purchases) Top handgun brand: Sturm, Ruger (17.1% of all purchases) Read more

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HSUS Wants Chickens to have a Decent Life

A compromise brought forward by egg producers and animal-rights activists would double the required cage size for laying hens nationwide and provide  amenities that cater to natural bird instinct. The Egg Products Inspection Act  Amendments of 2012 (HR 3798) before the House Committee on Agriculture gives  farmers 15 years to replace the old-style cages with “enhanced cages” and must give each hen at  least 124 square inches.  More here…

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