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for Friend O’ Wildlife Vol. 21 Issue 4, 1977
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26107
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As of this fall, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission will assist law enforcement officers in the local laws pertaining to hunting and trapping of game and fur-bearing animals and birds.
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26108
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Biologists and enforcement officers have recently updated a map showing the densities of deer in North Carolina. The map shows where populations are more or less dense, allowing hunters to find new areas.
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26109
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Due to a successful operation at the Weldon Hatchery on the Roanoke River, over 400,000 striped bass were introduced into North Carolina state waters.
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26110
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For a five-year study of raccoons in western North Carolina, researchers are putting radio transmitters on raccoons in the wild. This will aid in understanding their movements.
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26111
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Everyone agrees that fishing is fun, but many do not realize that it is also economically beneficial. According to the Sport Fishing Institute, there were over sixty-five million fresh and saltwater fishermen in 1975 who spent over $8 billion in expenditures. However, the added pressure to the resource is a growing concern to fishing as an recreational industry.
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26112
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The wild turkey population in North Carolina has bounced back to between 5,000 and 6,000 turkeys. With an additional increase in suitable habitat, especially in the mountains, biologists believe the population could be in the tens of thousands.
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