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Join Camo Coalition, help state’s wildlife
If someone asked you to name the largest special-interest group in North Carolina, what would you say — Democrats, Republicans, Carolina basketball fans, Dale Jr. followers? […]
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Hamilton, ex-Commission chief, is named magazine’s Sportsman of the Year
Richard “Dick” Hamilton had worked for 37 years in state government when he was forced 2½ years ago to resign as executive director of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. […]
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State Chapter of MADD honors North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
RALEIGH, N.C. (Feb. 2) – The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has been recognized as an agency of the year by Mothers Against Drunk Driving. […]
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New work model needed at agencies
The events of recent months have revealed more problems with agencies that manage fish and wildlife in North Carolina. […]
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South Carolina’s On-Line Boat Show provides great deals
Sure, the economy’s slow, and some are cutting back on discretionary spending on their hobbies. […]
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On-Line Boat Show puts buyers in the driver’s seat
Sure, the economy’s slow, and some are cutting back on discretionary spending on their hobbies. […]
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Smoke reveals fire in appointments
Sportsmen have suspected for a long time that people “bought” seats on the N.C Wildlife Resources Commission by paying elected officials. […]
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Robertson honored by South Carolina Outdoor Press
CLINTON – In recognition of his tireless efforts on behalf of outdoorsmen and his work in the outdoors communication field, the South Carolina Outdoor Press (SCOPe) honored long-time outdoors writer Pat Robertson at the organization’s annual fall conference in mid-November. […]
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No controversial deer changes on Commission’s January hearings list
The good news for hunters who attend January’s public hearings is the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission won’t propose controversial deer-season date changes for 2010. […]
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Myers: WRC wants sportsmen’s input
North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission Executive Director Gordon Myers said a proposed move of public hearings to consider changes in fish and game laws “does not represent a compression in the schedule that would impede public input.” […]