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26420
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North Carolina’s turkey harvest hit an all-time high in 1979, the largest taking of the bird since the turkey season was initiated.
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2.U.S. Attitudes On Wildlife Revealed by Not Given Friend O’ Wildlife Vol. 24 Issue (27) 2, Feb 1980
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26427
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A recent study reveals some of the attitudes of US residents toward hunting and other activities. The public supports hunting if only for subsistence and management programs are supported even by anti-hunting groups.
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26428
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The National Wildlife Federation is working to cut federal water projects that not only destroy habitat but also are considered a waste of tax payer funds.
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26429
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There is a northern and southern divide of opinion on the popular wood duck. While southerners argue that wood ducks suffer from a high natural death rate which would benefit from a larger bag limit, northerners argue that an increased bag limit would result in fewer of these waterfowl migrating north.
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26430
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A team of scientists returned to Chicod Creek to inspect a new method of stream clearing and its adherence to environmental standards.
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26431
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A bacterial infection in fish, red sore disease is reaching an epidemic level in parts of the Chowan River-Albemarle Sound drainage system.
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26434
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The first stocking of striped bass has occurred in coastal North Carolina. The Cape Fear River became home to around 20,000 striped bass, some of which have been tagged for further experimentation.
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26435
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Over 40 million acres of federal land in Alaska has been designated as national wildlife refuges.
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26436
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Junior and senior high school students having taken a hunter safety course can compete in the second annual North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s Hunter Safety Tournament. Events include trap shooting, small bore shooting, and archery.
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26437
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The National Wildlife Federation has chosen 22 leading conservation clubs to receive the 1979 outstanding service President’s Award. Among them is the Cumberland County Wildlife Club of Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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26438
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The US Forest Service is in the process of evaluating the use of various national forests throughout the country as part of the National Forest Management Planning Process.
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26439
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The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission considered proposals for targeting either sex for deer hunting season for 1980-81, while also prohibiting the practice of spotlighting.
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26440
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A DuPont Co. plant in New Jersey is considering sending a shipment of deer to the mountains of North Carolina. The placement of these deer would help decrease the rapidly growing population in New Jersey while allowing the deer a place to roam freely in NC.
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26441
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the effect of acid rain on the nation’s lakes, forests, and crops is getting worse. Acid rain is making waters more acidic, in turn affecting fish populations.
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26442
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A federal conservation plan is seeking to curb gasoline usage but the burden of this cut is being placed on the states to meet conservation targets. Once such provision is to restrict boat owners from fueling on Sundays.
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