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Entries for August 2020
Fall turkey license application deadline Sept. 2
By North Dakota Game and Fish Department
There are 3,785 fall turkey season licenses available to hunters, 125 more than last year. The deadline for applying is Sept. 2. Unit 47 (Eddy, Foster, Kidder, Sheridan, Stutsman and Wells counties), which has been closed to fall turkey hunting because of low numbers, is open due to an increase in turkeys in the northern part of the unit. Unit 21 (... READ MORE
TenPoint's ACUslide Series of High-Performance Crossbows
By Bryan Zabitski, Marketing Coordinator, TenPoint Crossbow Technologies
The ACUslide Silent Cocking and Safe De-Cocking System is available on three new high-performance crossbow models: the Vapor RS470, the Vengent S440, and the Viper S400.At TenPoint Crossbow Technologies, cutting-edge crossbow design, innovation, and an openness to customer feedback have allowed the company's brands to become synonymous with quality... READ MORE
SCI attends signing of Great American Outdoor Act into law
By Safari Club International
President Donald Trump signed the Great American Outdoor Act (GAOA) into law Aug. 4, 2020, making history and ensuring a bright future for wildlife conservation and outdoor recreation. Among outdoor organizations invited to attend the signing was Safari Club International CEO W. Laird Hamberlin, representing SCI's commitment to advancing the legisl... READ MORE
Hunting, trapping licenses on sale Aug. 10
By New York Department of Environmental Conservation
Hunting and trapping licenses and Deer Management Permits (DMPs) for the 2020-2021 season will go on sale August 10. With liberal bag limits and some of the longest seasons around, New Yorkers can hunt continuously from Sept. 1 (squirrel) into April (snow geese). Licenses and permits can be purchased by calling (866)933-2257 or at any DEC license-... READ MORE
Temporary waiver for online hunter ed still in place
By Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
With the approach of fall hunting seasons, the Game and Parks Commission reminds hunters how they can benefit from the temporary Hunter Education changes. Until further notice, online-only Hunter Education courses, without the Hunt Safe Session requirement, is allowed for ages 11 and older in Nebraska. Youth ages 11 to 15 who take the online Hunter... READ MORE