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2012 HUNTINThe forecast for 2012 calls for North Dakota’s contribution to thecontinental duck fall flight to be about twice that of last year.2 ND Outdoors August-September 2012
G OUTLOOKA PERIOD OF UNCERTAINTYBy Randy KreilChoosing a theme for the 2012 hunting outlook was difficult. We have excellent prospects forducks and geese, and a somewhat surprisingly good forecast for pheasants.On the other hand, for the third straight year North Dakota won’t have a pronghornseason, and deer license numbers are the lowest in 20 years.CRAIG BIHRLEAugust-September 2012 ND Outdoors 3
Page 2 and 3: MATTERS OF OPINIONTerry SteinwandDi
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Page 8 and 9: Pheasant hunters shot683,000 birds
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Page 29 and 30: WMA CAMPING RESTRICTIONSGAME AND FI
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