So back in the old days, when you bought a hunting license, it specified certain animals you could kill: deer hunting, bear hunting, panther hunting––at one point panther hunting was legal.
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Some talk of tourism: kayaking, fishing, duck hunting and goose hunting — well, duck hunting at least.
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America's hunting culture was considered far more democratic than hunting in Britain, where a lot of hunting tradition comes from.
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If you're caught hunting with an unregistered gun, then you're hunting illegally and are subject to fines and lost hunting privileges.
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We're mainly about bird hunting, the gentlemanly side of hunting.
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This is part of his hunting behavior: that manipulation and the hunting process and his ability to control his women in his hunting process.
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Controlled through hunting The population of the herd is managed through hunting.
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Hunting: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing new hunting regulations.
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Hunting & endangered wildlife: The Hill: Pro-hunting Trump officials diminish wildlife protections.
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New hunting options include wild turkey hunting at Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge in Florida and small mammal hunting at Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge.
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He was also charged with three misdemeanors: hunting with an unlawful weapon, hunting without a big game license and hunting without a license, the outlet reported.
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I was hunting that giant cat — or better put, it was hunting me.
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The Inuit subsistence hunting in Greenland is extremely different from commercial seal hunting.
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Hunting: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is moving forward with new hunting regulations.
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Those under 21 with hunting licenses will be able to possess firearms for hunting.
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Henry VIII, whose passion for hunting knew few bounds, founded three private hunting grounds.
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And, yes, some might keep their hunting firearms secret and give up hunting instead.
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He doesn't want hunters to stop hunting deer because hunting keeps their populations from skyrocketing.
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Hunting and fishing are popular activities in the area, and hunting rifles are relatively common.
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In some prefectures, women can sign up for hunting courses or join a hunting tour.
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By the 85033-2019 hunting season, 377 refuges will allow hunting and 312 will allow fishing.
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By the 2018-2019 hunting season, 85033 refuges will allow hunting and 312 will allow fishing.
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By the 2018-85033 hunting season, 377 refuges will allow hunting and 312 will allow fishing.
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Hunting advocates disagree and say the breeding and hunting of exotic animals helps ensure species' survival.
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"You've got Billy Bob as your manager, you go duck hunting, possum hunting together," she said.
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"I'm going hunting...hunting for humans," he told his wife before leaving to incite this bloodshed.
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Yet Americans' views of hunting remained extremely positive: A 403 survey found 87 percent of Americans believed hunting for food was acceptable (trophy hunting approval was far lower, at 37 percent).
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That manipulation and the hunting process and his ability to control his women in his hunting process.
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"The antis (anti-hunting people) don't have a snowball's chance in hell of ending hunting," he said.
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Hunting: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and Forest Service are proposing new hunting regulations for Alaska.
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Hunting-related tourism also contributes to 1.4 million square kilometers of land being conserved for hunting in Africa.
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"The face of hunting is changing," according to FACE, the European Federation of Associations for Hunting and Conservation.
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Similarly, if individuals want to use unusual high-powered weapons for hunting, and if such weapons are deemed to be acceptable for hunting purposes, then require that the hunters collect their weapons from a registered hunting depot and redeposit them after hunting, with the guns and ammunition properly accounted for.
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All this may be surprising for some readers, particularly for those who view hunting and hunting culture with distaste.
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The provincial government's hunting office highlighted in an email the direct and indirect revenues from all types of hunting.
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Hunting companies now want the government to extend the hunting season to beyond September or even into next year.
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"It's all around ideas of hunting," she says, but with a typically sardonic twist: Men hunting women, not animals.
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It wasn't just television sitcoms that made women worry that maybe we should be husband-hunting instead of job-hunting.
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State regulations involving unlawful hunting have penalties that include loss of hunting licenses and suspensions of up to 10 years.
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Same thing with whaling and deer hunting; it's not indigenous people involved in hunting to extinction, it's capitalism and exploitation.
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But either as subsistence hunting or later as sport hunting, it's always been a very powerful narrative in American life.
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This registration won't make hunting any safer — hunting will be just as safe whether the gun is registered or not.
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Non-hunting gun owners who want to prove that they are responsible might want to join the hunting registration system.
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Alligator hunting is one of the few hunting sports in the state where the hunter is allowed to sell their catch.
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A hunting excursion becomes a meeting point between Piugattuk's hunting party and a white man named Boss and his Inuit translator.
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Most striking to Dr. Thurfjell, older cows clearly used rugged terrain more often during bow-hunting season than rifle-hunting season.
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Non-hunting firearms should also be under control, but let's start first by registering the millions of firearms used for hunting.
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An old ranch hand was telling me how he missed bow hunting the sheep; it had been good business, leading hunting parties.
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It also shortened hunting from five months to one month during the autumn hunting season, which is slated to start next September.
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Meanwhile, Zinke's new pro-trophy hunting committee has rolled merrily forward, in complete disregard of the president's stated abhorrence of trophy hunting.
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The fundamental appeal of hunting stories, Dray observes, is the core "unique narrative power" of the hunting story as a genre itself.
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It is unquestionable that poorly managed trophy hunting can negatively impact lion populations, and it is imperative that hunting is well managed.
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Hunting groups and local governments are trying to recruit women through social media, as well as offering hunting tours and classroom training.
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They were taken during a hunting trip in 2010 arranged by Hunting Legends International, a safari company based in Pretoria, South Africa.
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At the IWCC's first meeting, in March, members agreed that hunting is necessary for conserving endangered species and impoverished communities in Africa and that illegal hunting — largely done by organized crime communities — should not to be mistaken for legal paid hunting.
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The Trump administration proposed a similar expansion of hunting access last year, and has generally sought to expand access and opportunities for hunting.
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Massive Arctic cruise ships are threatening Inuit hunting grounds Massive Arctic cruise ships are threatening Inuit hunting grounds This segment originally aired Oct.
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Windom said the body armor wasn't used for hunting, unless the person wearing it was "hunting people" and expected to be shot at.
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On top of that, he's spent his whole life killing and hunting demons, which makes him feel like he's hunting his own kind.
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The open water prevented them from going to their other hunting spots and limited their hunting to one area when I was there.
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Although the study looked at the culling of troublesome animals rather than sport hunting, the findings suggest hunting could have the same effect.
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He was accused of hunting chinkara, the protected deer, on two days in September 1998 and of hunting black bucks on Oct. 1.
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He documented cases of violations of the Hunting Act, which in 2004 banned hunting of wild mammals with dogs in England and Wales.
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The grizzly hunting season is in limbo The hunting season for the bears was supposed start this Saturday and last until November 15.
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According to its own website, the Humane Society opposes "inhumane and unfair sport hunting practices such as the use of body-gripping traps and snares; bear baiting; the hound hunting of bears, bobcats, mountain lions and wolves; contest killing events; and captive-hunting on fenced properties," live pigeon shoots, trophy hunting of rare or endangered animals and the use of lead ammunition.
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Some of the administration's hunting-related moves have been controversial, including the founding of a pro-trophy hunting advisory panel and a proposal to overturn bear bait rules and the installation of a hunting video game in the cafeteria at department headquarters.
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Nick Rose (Staff Writer, Canada): Hunting Reindeer Involves Jingle Bells and Arctic Temperatures This is a jarring look at reindeer hunting in remote Norway.
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Hunting is regulated in Zimbabwe and authorities can issue permits for hunting wildlife with dogs, bows and arrows and hand guns on private land.
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Their biggest concern, he said, was animal-rights groups seeking to curtail hunting and the ongoing fight to allow the hunting of Grizzly bears.
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The FWS, which manages the trophy hunting permits, sometimes decides that an endangered or threatened species' status can be "enhanced" by allowing sport hunting.
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Some also concede that they enjoy the thrill of urban hunting, which requires different kinds of training and marksmanship than prairie or mountain hunting.
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Zinke placed the hunting themed arcade game in the cafeteria in an effort to promote hunting, announcing the addition in a tweet on Tuesday.
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Hamm&aposs hunting companion, William Colson VI of Rapid City, was sentenced in February to probation, banned from hunting for nine years and fined $11,000.
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Trump, unprompted, also referenced the Russia investigation, of which he said, "You know I call it a witch hunting, and it is a witch hunting."
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Many residents of coastal communities in northern and western Alaska consume walrus and other marine mammals as part of subsistence hunting, or hunting for survival.
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A significant chunk of the cookbook documents whale hunting in the Faroe Islands and explains the importance of seal hunting for the Inuit of Greenland.
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Animal lovers find trophy hunting horrifying, and the animal-rights movement finds in the grizzly bear a charismatic victim with which to bludgeon hunting generally.
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Money collected from hunting license sales, taxes on ammunition and firearms and other hunting equipment often goes directly to properly maintaining land and conservation efforts.
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They were allegedly hunting illegally, as it was not firearm hunting season does not begin in Georgia, according to the Georgia Department of National Resources.
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It will also puts a stop to trophy hunting of grizzlies on the traditional lands of BC's coastal First Nations — although bear hunting will otherwise continue.
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Hundreds die each year in weekend hunting "competitions," often for prizes or gambling pots, that are promoted as a way to attract young people to hunting.
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The shooting of the wild wolf Spitfire, also known as 926F, was within in hunting laws as Montana permitted the hunting of the wolves in 2011.
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Look, before you come all off like "oh these fucking babies just hate hunting" know that what this guy and his family did isn't fucking hunting.
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The shooting occurred near cabins and was within hunting laws; Montana has permitted hunting of wolves since 2011, and a few hundred are killed each year.
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Trophy hunting season runs from February through November, and hunters must obtain permits, including special permits for large cats, according to the Namibia Professional Hunting Association.
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" Hunting as solace: "I know that the benefits I got from being in the woods…kept me out of so much other trouble I would have gotten into in my life" Hunting as politicking: "Too much of hunting has turned into the notion of the kill.
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A hunting advocacy group is auctioning off an Alaskan hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpGroup auctioning off hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr. Trump allies to barnstorm Iowa for caucuses Comedians post fake Army recruitment posters featuring Trump Jr. MORE and his son.
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Hunting & Fishing New Zealand — a national chain of more than 30 stores selling hunting equipment — said it was removing all military-style assault weapons from their shelves.
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From 1844 until 1877, Covert was called Deerfield, which becomes self-explanatory when you consider that Steven gets to indulge his bow-hunting hobby during hunting season.
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Access to traditional hunting and finishing is very limited since families need a boat, an ATV, and a Ski-Doo to get to hunting and fishing grounds.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - British Columbia on Monday banned all grizzly bear hunting in the western Canadian province with immediate effect, expanding on its existing ban on trophy hunting.
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In the end, 4 charges were dropped -- including knowingly making a false statement to obtain a hunting license, hunting out of season and unlawfully possessing dead wildlife.
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Further attacks on hunting, whether on social media or by gun control advocates seeking to ban common semi-automatic hunting rifles, could put the industry further behind.
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Zinke can halt his proposed rule to allow extreme hunting methods in Alaska's wildlife preserves and keep in place wildlife management regulations that maintain traditional hunting practices.
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The rule would create new and expanded hunting and fishing opportunities at 6900 national wildlife refuges, increasing the number of refugees where hunting is allowed to 2628.
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Sports minister Tracey Crouch is vehemently opposed to any relaxation of the Hunting Act and is a patron of Blue Fox – a Conservative anti-fox hunting organisation.
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In that, they can use them for certain kinds of hunting, but not for hunting the sperm whale which are the most spiritually important type of prey.
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Still, wolf hunting near Yellowstone has been extremely controversial, highlighting the clash between the New West's ecotourism and the Old West's hunting to protect game and livestock.
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"Knock on doors in neat street clothes (not your hunting camo) and explain your interest in hunting coyotes," Tom Carpenter advised fellow hunters in Outdoor Life magazine.
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In 2013, President Ian Khama issued a national hunting moratorium, accompanied by an order to convert hunting operations — many located in featureless, remote areas — into photographic safaris.
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Some hunting officials complain that coordination with the military and government officials has been poor and that soldiers have been among poachers who violate the hunting ban.
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You're hunting for the meat, but also the excitement and enjoyment of being out there in the woods and hunting the turkey and trying to outwit it.
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At the state level, hunting and ranching interests wield power to fund lobbying efforts to delist wolves from the ESA, legitimize wolf bounties, and expand hunting and trapping.
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Properly managed trophy hunting can help in some areas, but generates only $138 to $1,100 per square kilometer — and much less after the hunting guide takes a share.
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Darren Jacobs, chief executive of Hunting & Fishing New Zealand, confirmed on Monday that the retailer's Dunedin branch had sold Mr. Tarrant a bolt-action hunting rifle in 2017.
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Obama noted that "other than hunting for wild pig," using guns for hunting or sports wasn't as popular growing up in Hawaii as in other parts of the country.
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According to the 2016 U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service fishing, hunting and wildlife-associated recreation survey, Americans participating in shooting sports, such as skeet shooting, increased while hunting participation declined.
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The rule would open or expand 2202,2628 acres to hunting and allow for the first time a number of new activities on the public land, including big game hunting.
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In the early years of the republic, a lot of the hunting had been subsistence-related hunting in America, but suddenly you had a birth of a leisure class.
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Moose hunting in Sweden is nearly as popular as deer hunting in Wisconsin, where Heberlein lived previously, but he quickly learned that the way people hunt is very different.
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He hopes the children that S.P.N.L. teaches about bird-watching, conservation and responsible hunting — collecting your shotgun shells, hunting only during the proper season — will ultimately influence their parents.
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Elephant hunting with a license is not illegal in Zimbabwe, but Mr. Botha's death has sparked outcry from critics of the practice, who say big game hunting is immoral.
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Wildlife commissions set hunting rules in most states, so it's in their authority to require that any firearms used for hunting in that state be registered with the agency.
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" - Amy, 223 "Uncle shot while turkey hunting, survived.
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"This suggests not only are some human populations controlling their hunting dogs by the Pre-Neolithic, but that some dogs may perform different hunting tasks than others," the researchers write.
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People go hunting for raccoons in the middle of the night, so being a kid I was never invited along, and therefore never really understood exactly how coon hunting worked.
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Going Further If you're interested in hunting for your own fossils, read the Society for Science's "Fossil Hunting Can Start as Child's Play" for suggestions on how to get started.
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He was photographed hunting in both May and April with the Jordan family of Realtree camouflage, and in 2016 was inducted into the Georgia Hunting and Fishing Hall of Fame.
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Liam Neeson's known for hunting down bad guys and making them pay, but he's also skilled at hunting down good guys who want to give him a delicious free sandwich.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke came into office moving to expand public hunting ground from day one and issued directives last year aimed at fishing and hunting guidelines from the department.
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Daszak said the wildlife trade, bush meat hunting — such as bat hunting in Southeast Asia —deforestation and development of the rainforest are all bringing humans into contact with these animals.
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In a recent survey of elephants in Zimbabwe's hunting-dependent areas, Mr. Pani found that the country could lose a quarter of its elephant population should hunting be completely halted.
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It has led to a legal and political standoff pitting hunting advocates against animal rights groups, and it has put the Trump family's stance on big game hunting under scrutiny.
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"For 100 years, it's been somewhat at the pinnacle of big-game hunting, especially in the United States," said Bob Anderson, a hunter and author of books on sheep-hunting.
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The survival rate of the largest caribou subpopulation increased enough to stabilize in the hunting area, but continued to plummet in the area where hunting was not allowed to increase.
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As much as I personally believe that hunting animals is cruel, I understand Walmart's rural roots and customer base and the decision to keep selling hunting rifles in some stores.
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Trump Jr. appears to have been joined in his hunting trip by a Republican donor, according to Instagram posts from late August posted by a Turkish hunting guide, Kaan Karakaya.
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Dogs are not hunting animals, but they are descended by and large from hunting animals, so they have a few of the hunting instincts left in them in a weak form, and that then takes the form of chasing and catching and grasping and pulling and all of that kind of stuff.
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And I just started the blog really while hunting a job — my distraction from hunting a job was to go in the internet cafe in East London and sit and blog.
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A century ago, these hunting exploits made Roosevelt the toast of the American press—a reaction that is hard to understand today, when social attitudes toward trophy hunting have sharply reversed.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) also responded to the photo, calling for a worldwide ban on trophy hunting and for UPS to stop the importation of hunting trophies.
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From the title, "Hunting/A Weight" (2001), she appears to be standing on an old-fashioned bathroom scale, while "Hunting" refers to a miniature pilgrim carrying a blunderbuss on the left.
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Proceeds from hunting licence auctions, worth around 13 million pula ($1.08 million) annually before hunting was banned in 2014 due to declining elephant numbers, go to community trusts used for development.
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Other southern African nations allow big game hunting under license, and proponents of regulated hunting argue it can help conservation efforts by channeling money to local communities and further conservation efforts.
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" Kristin rifles through the mail, "Some deer hunting thing.
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Deputies seized a 308 hunting rifle with scope, a .
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Lemoine says that job hunting — and interviewing — is tough.
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They can, however, be controlled — by hunting them down.
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" Robin Williams won that year, for "Good Will Hunting.
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But we're not talking about hunting pheasants with a .
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His great passion — a typical Hapsburg passion — was hunting.
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" And I was like, "I am not going hunting.
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The threat from over-hunting and commercial hunting was most prevalent in developing countries, where communities in or around protected areas still depend on the forest for their livelihoods, the study showed.
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Throwing a hunting-themed spin on Underwood's 2006 hit, he titled the parody "Before She Bleats" to promote his hunting apparel brand, Catchin' Deers, which he founded with his friend, Austin Casselman.
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"This is important for trophy hunting, but trophy hunting is a drop in the bucket," when compared with the larger threats that lions face, said Luke Hunter, president of conservation charity Panthera.
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Inflated prices and controversy over hunting -- especially following the killing of Cecil of Lion in Zimbabwe -- make "greedy" wildlife ranchers obvious targets for those who oppose the use of wildlife for hunting.
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She said it could even pose a threat to the conservation model supported by many pro-hunting groups, which believe that big-game hunting benefits endangered herds through the revenue it generates.
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But soon after, I discovered the bank sponsors events and trade shows to promote and protect trophy- and big-game-hunting — namely the hunting of African animals like elephants, rhinos, and lions.
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McMillon, a gun owner who grew up hunting, wrote that while the ammunition is often used for hunting rifles, it can also be used in large capacity clips on military-style weapons.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, after first denying that Alshamrani had a valid hunting license, confirmed to Navy Times Monday evening that he did, in fact, have a hunting license.
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Liberals frequently concede a right to bear arms for hunting (although the Constitution specifies no such thing) and conservatives often present gun ownership for hunting and self-defense as politically indistinguishable (even though many hunters support various gun control measures, and self-defense, not hunting, is now the primary stated reason for gun ownership in America).
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Median annual pay: $56,410Projected job growth through 2026: 4% These law enforcement officers patrol fishing and hunting areas to ensure people are complying with federal, state, or local fishing, hunting and boating laws.
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Anaheim Ducks player Clayton Stoner has pled guilty to hunting without a license when he killed a grizzly bear in British Columbia in 2013 ... and has been banned from hunting for 3 years.
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Washington (CNN)The Interior Department moved this week to end an Obama administration ban on hunting bears in Alaska with bait, artificial light and dogs, along with other hunting practices in the state.
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A study by Craig Packer, director of the Lion Research Center at the University of Minnesota, found that sport hunting directly contributed to the decline of lions in most of Tanzania's hunting areas.
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"Many of the characteristics and cultural practices of gun owners have been challenged or threatened because hunting is very hard to do if you don't have wilderness to go hunting in," Braman notes.
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" A Hemingway quotation followed: "Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter.
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It added that it has closed eight of its Field & Stream branded stores that specialize in hunting and leased those stores to Sportsman's Warehouse, a Utah-based chain specializing in the hunting business.
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Virtually all Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service lands — including wilderness areas — are already open to hunting and fishing, and the regulations for hunting are set by state law, not federal law.
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Risa Puleo: In works like "Watching You Watching Me (Hunting Season)" (2017) you placed an elevated platform like the ones used as hunting blinds in front of a wall of standard bathroom partitions.
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He was staying on his sister's couch while job hunting.
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Which makes LinkedIn a prime hunting ground for... foreign spies?!
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He's already planning his future hunting and fishing trips, haha!
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This is also useful for getting clean kills when hunting.
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Jayma's Hunting Skills are handy as well, especially Tag Enemies.
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Good Will Hunting to Argo, I get Oscars a lot.
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Americans weren't just buying guns for hunting or home protection.
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NASA began hunting for Opportunity once the dust storm cleared.
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When I was job hunting, I felt like a superhero.
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Hell, even job hunting while being unemployed can be exhausting.
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Hunting was his refuge from a house full of girls.
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But they are constantly hunting for a cure for superbugs.
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There's no hiding the fact that job hunting really sucks.
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So far, Nevada has evaded the infection this hunting season.
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That sometimes meant hunting or fishing instead of attending class.
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He recommends purchasing "lab reared" cockroaches over hunting them solo.
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But he and his existing clones have been hunting me.
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The rally isn't all hunting vests and trucker hats, though.
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Trophy hunting remains a large industry on the African continent.
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But hunting them down across multiple locations would be annoying.
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But the ending makes their motivations for hunting much clearer.
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I come from a proud hunting state, you know that.
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But Matthews, 30, doesn't waste any time hunting them down.
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It was definitely not just a shotgun or someone hunting.
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When she's off hunting for food, it's a welcome respite.
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People say hunting is a confrontation between man and beast.
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It's prime hunting ground for potential connections, clients and customers.
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Otherwise start hunting down old Macbook Pro Retinas on Amazon.
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As a hunting technique, echolocation requires two things to work.
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The use of tools for hunting or digging for tubers.
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They also sever social ties, from churches to hunting clubs.
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It also instructed employees to turn off hunting season videos.
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You no longer have to go hunting for the data.
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Investors hunting for yield can look beyond the Treasury market.
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WALLACE: But you are talking about Texas, people go hunting.
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They spend time hunting for [good contact] data every day.
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Skip Bennett grew up on Duxbury Bay clamming, hunting, fishing.
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But Lady Gaga is nominated here (for The Hunting Ground).
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They looked like they were hunting mice in their dreams.
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Hunting of them has been banned in Russia since 1956.
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She puts up with my hunting and she loves me.
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What started out as a good hunting day has turned.
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The spokesman said that fox hunting was not a priority.
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" It also stated: "Go on a real treasure hunting adventure.
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So you want some tips for hunting robot dinosaurs, huh?
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Can you tell me a little about their hunting practices?
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Silicon Valley might be hunting unicorns in the wrong places.
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He was armed with two handguns and a hunting knife.
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Check out more in the video below, and happy hunting.
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The absolutely essential element is the woman who's hunting him.
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Let's responsibly expand access for hunting, fishing, and recreational shooting.
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Other factors include pollution, invasive species, hunting and climate change.
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Gamble would kill any wounded persons with a hunting knife.
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In the last game, hunting was something you stumbled upon.
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Hunting has been part of our family from the beginning.
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Whoever did this was working outside of hunting season, too.
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Once that threshold is met, hunting will be cut off.
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He said police were still hunting for three other suspects.
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They wanted, in other words, to continue hunting down leftists.
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That's because trophy hunting was never really the main problem.
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Last winter, she began hunting for a home to buy.
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Analysts, economists and investors will be hunting for clues today.
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His hunting license also has been suspended for two years.
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Until then, he'll keep bug hunting in his spare time.
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Promised decision on big game trophy hunting next week 46.
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Yet Scalia became most excited when he described hunting turkey.
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"My sons love hunting," he wrote on Twitter in 2012.
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They also say expanding hunting is good for the economy.
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The bird hunting season is in full swing in France.
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Even when Thanos isn't hunting you, his presence is felt.
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Should she continue apartment hunting or go for the hottie?
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"The Hunting Act is doing a good job," said Chris.
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The NRA was once an apolitical hunting and sportsmen's group.
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Start apartment hunting with the new moon on the 4th.
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At 19, I had virtually no experience with apartment hunting.
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"Everything we do is about hunting and fishing," he said.
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Conservation and science can flourish alongside hunting and livestock grazing.
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To carry that analogy forward, who, exactly, is hunting you?
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Illegal hunting and the loss of habitat are being blamed.
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Her father's hunting skills, musicality and death in the mines.
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"I don't want seniors hunting for toilet paper," Chen said.
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Everybody has an opinion on hunting and I'm no exception.
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The job hunting website analyzed employment data from the BLS.
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But here in Brooklyn, people say hunting is so shocking.
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I grew up hunting pheasants and deer in eastern Pennsylvania.
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When he was 5 he started hunting with his uncle.
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"That's intel to somebody who is target hunting," she said.
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Scenes on the tomb's walls show Hetpet hunting and fishing.
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Yet hunting down licenses for obscure properties can be challenging.
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The Crafts spent two years house hunting in the area.
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As the couple researched the development plans, they continued hunting.
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He hated that, so in 2011, he started hunting spirits.
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Owen Renner's hunting license will be suspended for two years.
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Poaching and legal hunting have also contributed to the decline.
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"Hunting in Sweden is a bit utilitarian," he told VICE.
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For Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire, it's always hunting season.
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Armed American drones are hunting Islamic State cells in Libya.
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Of course, there are assassins hunting him with every step.
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And it was, when you were hunting with a spear.
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A month later, two black men entered Duron job hunting.
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She had a passion for hunting — would that explain it?
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Mr. James has given up fishing and hunting and Cadillacs.
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The history of American hunting is a decidedly mixed bag.
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Chad Hurley is hunting for what comes after fantasy sports.
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"Hunting is a big part of the story," Venkadesan said.
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It is used in hunting as well as shooting competitions.
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Executives want to emphasize "shooting, hunting and rugged outdoor" products.
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Such victories for trophy hunting critics are extremely rare, however.
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" In 2017, President Trump called trophy hunting a "horror show.
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Canned hunting incites trophy hunters, which in turn attracts poachers.
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Licenses and permits are required for hunting in the state.
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The wobble method of planet hunting relies on sensitive spectroscopes.
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They fired hunting rifles from moving vehicles at vacant cars.
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They fired hunting rifles from moving vehicles at vacant cars.
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Firearms will be allowed for deer hunting starting October 19.
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"There's hunting, fishing, hiking trails, all of that," she said.
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"It kind of combines environmentalism and treasure hunting," he said.
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Attractions include hunting, riding, cycling and the Mount Usher Gardens.
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Mining companies are hunting for sources in less problematic locations.
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His girlfriend, Rachel Owen, 29, didn't grow up hunting, either.
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They have been close friends and hunting partners ever since.
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The small hunting fires were vital for sustaining wild species.
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Hunting the hunter can lend credibility to any alien invader.
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BDSM and hunting communities, for example, supposedly won't be impacted.
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But there's another, more traditional method to eliminate rats: hunting.
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I'm hunting this, and I've got a new car this.
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Looking is hunting and searching for meaning or for answers.
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And despite these restrictions, Sweden has a strong hunting culture.
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This proposal would apply only to firearms used for hunting.
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More than two decades of limited trophy hunting has allowed hunting operator Mark Haldane to fund habitat conservation and anti-poaching efforts that have nursed Coutada 11 back to health after Mozambique's protracted war.
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They often set aggressive hunting and trapping quotas to satisfy demand from local ranchers and farmers, who bring in revenue from the sale of hunting licenses and tags, and fees for predator control services.
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But politicians understand that hunting in America has the support of 75% of the American public, so they have chosen to focus their ire instead on hunting that takes place an ocean's distance away.
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But colonial and Revolutionary America also had a different kind of hunting elite: backwoodsmen who were deadshot marksmen and who, using techniques often learned from Native Americans, became experts at hunting North American game.
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Hunting, too, is a major culprit for declining animal populations — more than half of the species threatened by over-hunting, according to the report, are African primates, since they're hunted in the bushmeat trade.
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On the other hand, the club has not transitioned to "drag" hunting — using the scent of fox urine instead of hunting live animals — as some clubs have, including the Smithtown Hunt on Long Island.
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It steers participants past offensive still lifes of literally still, dead lifeforms and hunting scenes — for instance, Goya's "Hunting Party" (1775), where a sharpshooter is about to drop an unsuspecting quail from the sky.
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Rather than stuffing its new International Wildlife Conservation Council with hunting lobbyists, it should place conservation scientists on its board, including those who support hunting, as well as law enforcement, governance and corruption experts.
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Ashe's policy banned the use of lead ammunition and fishing tackle on all FWS wildlife refuges that allow hunting or fishing, as well as in all other hunting or fishing regulated by the agency elsewhere.
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It's the first time that reptiles have been observed to have been involved in "coordinated hunting," where individual animals take into account the location of others of the same species to maximize their hunting successes.
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As a rifle company commander in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, stated, "Every day, we are hunting and helping" — hunting the enemy, and helping the people who ultimately will determine the success or failure of our campaign.
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A study published in 2010 by Craig Packer, director of the Lion Center at the University of Minnesota, found that sport hunting directly contributed to the decline of lions in most of Tanzania's hunting areas.
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The Hunting Ground documented the overwhelming issue of campus sexual assault.
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A bald eagle soars above abandoned hunting cabin at Finger Bay.
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A bald eagle soars above abandoned hunting cabin at Finger Bay.
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Data is scarce on how much money hunting generates across Africa.
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Researchers point to the declining popularity of hunting as the reason.
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For the Inuit, hunting polar bears is a way of life.
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It's not all grocery shopping and hunting for Christmas trees, folks.
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What was it like hunting and trying to find Craig Smith?
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He also wants to turn lionfish hunting into an online sport.
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There are lots of communities that subsist on fishing and hunting.
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On Instagram, Luke is all about hunting, baseball, Christianity, and… protein.
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And nationwide, hunting and fishing has been in decline for decades.
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They're always hunting for new recruits, so it's not that hard.
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Hunting bears is just as exciting as stealthily taking out guards.
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You're as evolved as a termite-hunting ant called Megaponera analis.
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Unfortunately, the monkeys are pretty severely threatened by deforestation and hunting.
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Why would anyone be hunting Cora and Maddie in the woods?
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Link has a formula when it comes to hunting for value.
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Yet such claims are still actively circulated via trophy hunting rhetoric.
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Yet Scotland is not known as the capital of witch hunting.
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Police were hunting for the rest of the gang, Awunah said.
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Trump mentioned his hobbies — hunting, shooting, and fishing — a few times.
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Immediately, Kerr and another agent, Leo Taddeo, began hunting for Sater.
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Consume feminist media like The Hunting Ground or sitcoms like Insecure.
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Instagram, meanwhile, also allows images of users hunting and displaying firearms.
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Hunting Pokémon all day does put a toll on your body.
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But no matter what, they're on a mission: they're hunting Pokémon.
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Hunting may have sharply declined, but other forces are at work.
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Farmers often mistake fruit-seeking hyenas for marauders hunting their herds.
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It was documenting the shark's hunting technique that made Fallows famous.
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It's about hunting for tiny meteorites on the roofs of Brooklyn.
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He added that trophy hunting brings in pennies compared to ecotourism.
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However, Connellan has requested that people refrain from hunting the animal.
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He put on his fur cap and went hunting that minute.
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Such systems are hunting for keywords that meet the employer's criteria.
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"I like to go hunting where the ducks are," Weld said.
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Fortunately, Reddit users are busy at work hunting down the answers.
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Witch hunting when you made up a witch is even worse.
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So he did what economists do: he started hunting for data.
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Broadly speaking, Good Will Hunting isn't based on a true story.
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Is asteroid hunting less glamorous than people imagine it to be?
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A mix of hunting and habitat destruction has ravaged the species.
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Saturday was "Maine Resident Only Day" for moose and deer hunting.
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One such devil had turned South Dakota into his hunting ground.
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Michael reportedly disappeared in April 1988, while hunting with his father.
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One of the first movies I watched was Good Will Hunting.
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Some did their own bone hunting before they found the program.
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He allegedly arrived armed with two handguns and a hunting knife.
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Bred for hunting, greyhounds are tailored to spend time with people.
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Under the cover of night, bed bugs' hunting skills are impressive.
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You painted bulldogs and cheerleaders, truck stops and mammoth-hunting cavemen.
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There are more investors than ever hunting unicorns around the globe.
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" She adds, "It looks like they are hunting or targeting them.
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It is instead looking at bids, hunting for the lowest price.
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"Pennsylvania has a very substantial hunting and fishing culture," Madonna said.
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Hunting down their victims becomes part of the rape role-playing.
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Later, conflict turns into collusion as they start hunting Amelia together.
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Hunting, for instance, has long been banned in the Everglades park.
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We're hunting and looking for something we can't do anything about.
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They allegedly went house-hunting and selected a home they liked.
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Japanese fisherman have been hunting minke whales in the Antarctic Ocean.
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Hairston founded Kuiu, a hunting gear and apparel e-commerce company.
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If you're planning a summer getaway, better start hunting for deals.
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Also they rely on hunting to feed the family as well.
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Hunting seals has had some very bad PR in the past.
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What Kunuk told me about hunting is that everything gets used.
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Everything is organized in a way that makes hunting more streamlined.
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Consumers hunting for good eats may want to move to California.
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It's time to go hunting for some chaos, and some revenge.
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Hollywood as a whole is hunting for recipes for more profits.
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We talked about his love of hunting, the land, and huskies.
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Gun control could have a negative impact on America's hunting legacy.
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But Arthur isn't just hunting for sport, or even for food.
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He is constantly hunting for a finish rather than positional advancement.
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The mansion was inspired by Louis XIII's hunting lodge at Versailles.
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"You want a hunting license, that's a user fee," he continued.
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NASA's next exoplanet-hunting spacecraft, TESS, is going up this year.
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On reefs, collaborative hunting has developed an astonishing degree of sophistication.
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One worker kept track with a job-hunting notebook, above. 213.
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Grazing, hunting, and valid existing mineral rights continue — unlike national parks.
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We went hunting for my wedding shoes but didn't find anything.
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They want to go hunting again but there's no more forest.
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Scalia died unexpectedly Saturday while on a hunting trip in Texas.
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Then he started hunting for commonalities among the most successful firms.
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The media marketplace has seen companies hunting for other mega-deals.
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But we no longer live in a hunting and gathering world.
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Hunting and fishing are more than a traditional way of life.
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It was winter, and the tail end of deer-hunting season.
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"It's a little like hunting for chocolate Easter eggs," Bournery explained.
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The police had been hunting for the killer for a generation.
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In some cases, hunting can be beneficial for ecosystems and wildlife.
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But hunting is also frequently detrimental to species, particularly endangered ones.
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Just recently they were hunting drug traffickers and training for battle.
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He's advocating for hunting down and killing all of the terrorists.
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But she soon realized that hunting wasn't about chalking up kills.
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The few they had encountered were usually suicides from hunting rifles.
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So he went hunting for the tallest things in the county.
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My stepdad was raised hunting and shooting out in the country.
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Bug hunting may sound like hacker sorcery, but no not really.
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The only industry reporting contraction was agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting.
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The argument that hunting is beneficial to wildlife is hotly contested.
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Also, the president may honestly believe that trophy hunting is wrong.
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Was it the work of a man hunting the murderer within?
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Now, elk populations are sustainable again and elk hunting is allowed.
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Could Apple be doing more to encourage pre-release bug hunting?
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For example, here is a pack of wolves hunting a buffalo.
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By and large, my monster hunting cycle went like this: 1.
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If you're job hunting, a move may be in your future.
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"This festival was his hunting ground," Argento said in her speech.
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The breed is especially good at climbing and hunting down birds.
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After some hunting, models of the original parachute payloads were found.
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That he might come here on a hunting trip wasn't surprising.
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Illegal hunting and floating plastic garbage can kill them at sea.
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She is the daughter of Gillian G. Hunting of Pasadena, Calif.
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Cops have the surveillance footage and are hunting for the suspects.
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But NASA isn't the only agency in the asteroid hunting game.
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"We don't go out hunting squirrels with atomic weapons," Conlon said.
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Sportsmen keep the rental rooms filled during hunting and fishing seasons.
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Some who remain are openly hunting for jobs at rival banks.
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We used to have fox-hunting; now we have escape rooms.
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He likens his investing style to bargain hunting at the store.
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Australia won, but Japan made some cosmetic changes and kept hunting.
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In others, including Tanzania, hunting has fed corruption and decimated species.
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Hunting trophies can include any number of body parts, including tusks.
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Revenue from hunting is vital to conservation programs, enforcement and research.
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GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997) iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, Netflix and Vudu.
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Cramer worked with an ophthalmic researcher to design his hunting patterns.
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An inspection comes near the end of the home-hunting process.
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Mr. Trump has been hunting for Democrats without any certain converts.
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Other than some bargain hunting, the reason is expectations of stimulus.
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In 2015, she was crowned Miss Baghdad at the Hunting Club.
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Hunting advocacy groups and the National Rifle Association celebrated the decision.
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Yeah, I mean, yeah, they're not ... Are they hunting them all?
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Vonn appears to have spent Wednesday hunting for love on Twitter.
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Both of those movies are about "elites" hunting humans for sport.
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Hunting Season top-handle lizard handbag, $1,750 at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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The main reasons include habitat loss, civil unrest and illegal hunting.
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Authentic Brands Group has recently gone deal hunting in bankruptcy court.
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"Now we will be hunting for big game," Mr. Orban said.
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A hunting cup from Kazakhstan is on display in the library.
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Curry kept hunting for Anderson by calling for screens from Bell.
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He would rather go hunting than play a round of golf.
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He was attracted by the golf, and the hunting and fishing.
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" She is best known for her performance in "Good Will Hunting.
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Does your family preserve traditions around dance, hunting, yoga or gymnastics?
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Even today, many Inuit depend on hunting and fishing to survive.
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The truth is they go hunting because they like the pursuit.
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But I also plan to teach my younger sister eagle hunting.
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Investors hunting for yield no longer have to look very far.
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The question, however, is the type of witches we were hunting.
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Liberals should welcome such news rather than hunting for pseudo-gaffes.
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Weakness in hunting and licensed apparel impacted results, among other factors.
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Meanwhile, the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting sectors continued to decentralize.
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It had a similar climate and ecology but no increased hunting.
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Keep hunting, Usyk ... but remember, be careful what you wish for.
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Those rolls "make coin roll hunting worth the time and effort."
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For me, guns aren't cultural toys or just tools for hunting.
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It was also the last day of the deer hunting season.
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Barton's bad house-hunting experiences gave him the idea for Zillow.
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An interactive food puzzle toy to stimulate your cat's hunting instincts
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Moreover, he said, captive breeding encourages the hunting of wild tigers.
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It was very hot, which I credit to the bounty-hunting.
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The damaged bones, she said, reflected the predators' different hunting methods.
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While job hunting, she started receiving unemployment benefits and food stamps.
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In the fall, Walker accompanied a friend on a hunting trip.
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"It will be a Lent of the hunting," he told them.
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The art shows human-animal hybrids hunting pigs and water buffalo.
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Ms. Paquin came to town for a weekend of apartment hunting.
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Americans are still shopping, but they are hunting for bargains elsewhere.
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Habitat loss, collisions with glass, hunting by domestic cats and pesticides.
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There are limitations to hunting for methane leaks with satellite technology.
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Later, Eurasian wild boar were imported to North America for hunting.
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State media said authorities were hunting down militants in the city.
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This makes hunting any endangered, struggling whale species problematic, at best.
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Do you then leave your kids and go bad guy hunting?
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Initial investigations indicated the shot was fired from a hunting rifle.
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In Greenland, meanwhile, melting ice makes hunting sea animals more challenging.
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Employees were also request to remove hunting videos from displays, too.
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He thought that, in hunting deer, he might learn about them.
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It has now removed them from its Field & Stream hunting stores.
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I pass a small hunting party planted on the sandy shoulder.
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Illustrated "about the element of sport in butterfly hunting," to the
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The sounds are helpful when they're hunting in deep, dark waters.
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He then spent a day hunting on the Upper West Side.
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Unlike his wife, Mr. Rowe had no interest in apartment-hunting.
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GUTTENBURG: Were guns the factor in the hunting of our kids?
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What's the spark of inspiration or themes that you're hunting for?
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It was only Snelson's second time hunting alligators, and Shelby's first.
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How long can he keep me away from hunting him down?
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It also exempts transfers for hunting, trapping, fishing or target practice.
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A hunting license is required before a rifle can be purchased.
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We've got to tell our people it's cool to go hunting.
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They were hunting for new emerald veins and not finding any.
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Shortly after their engagement, they started house hunting in nearby towns.
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Her father takes her hunting, teaching her how to shoot rabbit.
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Minnie Driver, Damon's co-star in "Good Will Hunting," thought so.
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They were hunting down some smugglers, or something along those lines.
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So nine years ago, he picked up his first hunting rifle.
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"I can't imagine us as a couple without hunting," she said.
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A young man bled to death while hunting in the forest.
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Some were tall tales: Lithuanians hunting, roasting and eating British swans.
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Finding some solace hunting and fishing with a grandfather in Czechoslovakia.
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How could she set a time cap on our ghost hunting?
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They went house hunting, drew up monthly budgets, hosted sedate dinners.
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Conservation, particularly through hunting, became a way of restoring health to rich, nervous middle-class men; but hunting had to be done right, in fancy get-ups purchased back East—hardly the way Native Americans hunted.
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The brown bear is protected by the European Union's Habitats Directive but Finland allowed increased hunting last year, saying the population is large enough to be regulated under the "natural habitat" directive, which allows some hunting.
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More than 7,000 people — some of them pledging to save a bear's life by hunting only with a camera — entered a lottery for a hunting tag, priced at $600 for state residents and $6,000 for nonresidents.
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Trophy hunting is big business — in the past decade 1.7 million hunting trophies were traded worldwide, and according to the International Fund for Animal Welfare, 200,000 of those are believed to have come from endangered species.
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The Cardinals (0-221-27) and Murray will be hunting their first victory — while the Arizona defense will be hunting the elusive, efficient Wilson — when they play host to the Seattle Seahawks (24-21) on Sunday.
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Even though the act recognizes the importance of hunting, Tama Talum of the Bulun tribe was arrested in 2013 for illegal weapon possession and poaching, even though he was hunting to provide food for his family.
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