Catch and eat

Article Abstract:

It is reported that the consumptive side of fishing is now becoming virtually outlawed due to the catch-and-release ethic. While it is emphasized that this policy must be followed in legitimate circumstances, its mindless application is considered an affront to the responsible angler.

Public affairs, Commercial Fishing, Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Ethics, Fish hatcheries and preserves, Fishing, Hunting & Trapping, Fishing, Hunting and Trapping, Fisheries Programs, Reports, Ethical aspects, Fish industry, Fisheries, Fishery law, Fishing laws, Fishery policy

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Manitoba whitetail: this prairie province is one of Canada's best-kept secrets for trophy bucks

Article Abstract:

Few hunters are aware that Manitoba's prairies and forests breed enormous whitetail deer, making it an excellent place for hunting. A deer hunter describes shooting an eight-point buck on a visit to a Manitoba wilderness camp.

Personal narratives, Recreation, Deer hunting, Manitoba, White-tailed deer hunting

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Five ways to be a better hunter

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The steps in becoming a better big-game hunter include becoming familiar with animal behavior, hunting during all hours of the day, penetrating the woods, focusing on game animals and making an accurate shot.

Methods, Column, Hunters, Big game hunting

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