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In 1980, according to data from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, this state fielded 360,684 paid license-holding hunters. By 1990, that number had slipped to 268,653 license holders and in 2000, USFWS data shows 214,969 paid license holders. The number in 2010 was 209,050 (up from the 194,308 licenses reported for 2005, according to the USFWS website).
What has happened?
Regulations have changed, seasons have been shifted to reduce opportunity and harvest, and a lot of hunters are convinced theyve gotten more than one raw deal from the agency they once trusted.
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What has happened?
Regulations have changed, seasons have been shifted to reduce opportunity and harvest, and a lot of hunters are convinced theyve gotten more than one raw deal from the agency they once trusted.
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Or try this:
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