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    Archive for April, 2008

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    Save the Utah Does

    Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

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    Consider the following:
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    -The Utah DWR is not really inclined to have more deer
    -There is little reason to kill does until the deer herd is up to carrying capacity
    -The Utah deer herd is at app. 46% of carrying capacity - overall
    -Hunting and killing does is harmful to the herd in the […]

    The Mule Deer have Returned

    Friday, April 25th, 2008

    About half of my little herd of mule deer have returned to their summer range now that the snow has melted and it is starting to green up a bit.
    Each year, about hunting season, in October they leave, and then they aren’t seen around here again until mid-April. There are always quite a […]

    Anderson Mesa Deer Research

    Friday, April 25th, 2008

    Today, I visited my local taxidermist, TR Taxidermy in Flagstaff, to pick up my latest mule deer mount. TR was pouring cement for lunch (not to eat, you silly), so I had to wait for over an hour. An elderly gentleman pulled up next to me and we started to talk.
    He was retired, but had […]

    Get your Kicks on Rt 66

    Monday, April 21st, 2008

    Story from Tails and Trails:
    Deer Kicks Man In Head
    Posted: 15 Apr 2008 12:47 AM CDT
    Now this is something you just don’t hear about everyday.
    Of all the freaky things that could happen during evening rush hour traffic, getting headbutted in the face by a deer that jumped through your driver’s side window might just take the […]

    A few days left to apply for a Nevada Tag

    Thursday, April 17th, 2008

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    TIME NEAR TO APPLY FOR BIG GAME TAGS
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    To many, March means spring, green grass, wildflowers and warmer weather. But for Nevada hunters March also means big game tag application season has arrived and with it, renewed hope of drawing a coveted tag this fall.
    To reduce costs and environmental impacts, the Nevada […]

    Ouch

    Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

    This is REALLY Hard to Believe

    Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

    Helena Deer Slaughter to cost Big Bucks
    In Helena, Montana, of all places. Has this town been taken over by nincompoops? Environmental assessment, pregnant does, sharpshooters, $$$$$$$$$$$ ? What next?
    If these were lions or bears, they would be “rehabilitated”.
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    FWP commissioners may push back deer plan timeline
    By LARRY KLINE - Independent Record - 04/16/08
    Helena city officials and […]

    NDOW Announces New Information Service

    Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

    The time for applying is just around the corner. Make sure your credit card is in order.

    We are launching an e-mail information service so you can receive breaking news and timely information on topics that interest you, such as fishing and stocking reports, hunting openers and opportunities, harvest reports, where to view wildlife and more!

    You […]

    Beautiful Sights

    Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

    Invisible Deer

    Small-town, Big-time Taxidermist in Magdalena, New Mexico

    Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

    Taxidermy makes lasting trophies
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    Hunting season doesn’t just comprise the hunter and the animal being hunted, but also the taxidermist who chooses to bring the animal back to life in a whole new way.A taxidermist is given the task of mounting the animal for display by incorporating a process that evolves over […]

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