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840.1 | Anti Moosers | USA1::OUELLETTE | | Mon Nov 05 1990 15:56 | 3 |
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Is there any truth to the rumor that the success rate is lower than expected
because anti moose hunt coalitioners win some of the spots and don't go?
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840.2 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | No artificial sweeteners | Mon Nov 05 1990 16:16 | 1 |
| Don't know, but they can always solve that problem by giving out more tags.
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840.3 | | WAYBAK::LEFEBVRE | Straight, no chaser | Mon Nov 05 1990 16:20 | 3 |
| Would it be worth the cost and effort?
Mark.
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840.4 | It's harder than getting drawn | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Mon Nov 05 1990 16:32 | 13 |
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If I remember right, to get the tag you need to:
1) get your name drawn
2) go to a class or 2 about moose and what you need to do after you get
it, they require you to bring in some parts of some organs
If the anti's are willing to go through this process then they have
every right to try.
--Bob
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840.5 | Record N.H. Bear | SALEM::MACGREGOR | Waco, a modern day Alamo? | Fri Oct 01 1993 09:08 | 14 |
| Reprinted without permission.
Chatham, N.H. - The biggest black bear ever killed in New Hampshire
was bagged with bow and arrow by a tourist from Indiana.
Jack Smith of Bicknell, Ind., shot the 493-pound bear last weekend
in Chatham, located just north of Conway, along the Maine border.
Smith shot the bear after it had climbed a tree.
Richard Patch, the Carroll County fish and game commissioner, said
the bear eclipsed the previous state record of 475 pounds.
"They called me from Chatham asking if I had a big scale because
they knew they had a big bear and they even wondered if it might be a
record bear," he said.
"It took took five of us to lift the bear out of the pickup and
place it on the scales. It was a big sucker."
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840.6 | 8�) | ECAD01::ROBERTS | you don't get down from a mountain | Fri Oct 01 1993 13:11 | 4 |
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"tourists" are allowed to hunt?
I guess non-resident hunter was too long to type.
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840.7 | | CAPNET::LEFEBVRE | PCBU Product Management | Fri Oct 01 1993 13:27 | 3 |
| Puts that 680 pounder from Maine this year in perspective, eh?
Mark.
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