There are 350 traplines in Yukon, which are regulated by the government, and about 200 active fur trappers this season, according to the Yukon Trappers Association.
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Trappers have also noticed a rise in calls regarding raccoons.
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The trappers tiptoe at night, either alone or in pairs.
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During the investigation, trappers "humanely removed" six alligators from the area.
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In his latest series, he spends time with local grasshopper trappers.
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If the trappers would have had it, they would not have suffered.
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Trappers pulled an alligator from the lake hours later, NBC News reported.
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The combatants were beavers, indigenous trappers, European colonizers, and the merciless environment.
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"The trappers up here, they could make good money," Kisoun told me.
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In some cases, professional trappers and shooters are hunting cats with crossbows.
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Trappers nab them, kill them, and send them to Barton and Jones.
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Camping gear for hunters, trap supplies for trappers, tools and electronics for technicians.
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In addition, six alligators were caught by trappers after Graves' June 14 death.
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The folders were called Trappers, and the case holding them was the Keeper.
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In 1888, Tasmania's government started paying trappers and hunters to kill the creatures.
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"During the investigation, trappers humanely removed six alligators from the area," the statement said.
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Trappers tended to target younger monkeys who probably hadn't been exposed to the virus yet.
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Decisions were made in joint meetings between hamlet officials and the Hunters and Trappers Office.
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You will need them to barter with local trappers and foragers in the Manhattan of 2020.
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Trappers must be certified and authorized by the state of Florida in order to take them.
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Brian Melanson, President of Yukon Trappers Association, told CBC he'd met the couple a few times.
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Those fur-trimmed parkas so common on city sidewalks have become a boon to backwoods trappers.
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The fort is built near the river because it's close for the trading and the trappers.
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We're glad to preview his new work, on very different night-dwellers—the grasshopper trappers of Uganda.
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During the investigation, trappers euthanized six alligators from the area, the FWC confirmed to PEOPLE on Friday.
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Authorities said trappers captured a 12-foot alligator Friday afternoon and found Matsuki's arm inside its stomach.
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Rick Lightsey's father and uncle were some of the first nuisance alligator trappers in the Okeechobee, Florida.
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And the trappers went to our tribal leaders, and said you have to do something about this.
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The health department has five mosquito trappers and five taxonomists who sort through the catch every day.
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Coyote trappers see themselves as sportsmen helping control populations of a ubiquitous animal often considered a nuisance.
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To trappers, coyotes are one of the few money-making animals, along with bobcats and a few others.
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Look closer, and you'll spot a fur trappers camp in the background, near a commercial Seine fishing boat.
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The trappers then place the mosquitoes in plastic tubes and put them on dry ice, which kills them.
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During the FWC investigation, trappers "humanely removed" six alligators from the area where Lane was snatched by a gator.
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This horse breed was legendary for its endurance and was historically represented in paintings with Métis people or trappers.
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But Mr. Casey said he could understand the tendency on the part of some trappers to relocate the animals.
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I would talk to the trappers about what they do, and only then would I start to take pictures.
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Trappers killed and opened up five alligators on Wednesday for sign of the boy before his body was recovered.
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Hunters and trappers had nearly wiped them out across most of the lower 48 states by the late 19703s.
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"It is the one bright spot in most of the country," says Dave Linkhart, of the National Trappers Association.
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Hughes will pay trappers an average of $75 to $105 and as much as $120 for a western coyote.
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Glass belongs to a motley band of hunters and fur trappers, ravaging the land and its fauna for profit.
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There is no trash blowing down Main Street, U.S.A. It's nothing but happy trappers and singing bears over in Frontierland.
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Still, most trappers who were interviewed said they were unaware that the city prohibited relocation and openly admitted to doing it.
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Participants ranged from hunters, trappers, stevedores, drifters, unskilled laborers, and farmers, but all were part of an un-educated, rural population.
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As Hugh Glass, a wilderness guide left for dead by fur trappers, he communicates suffering and tenacity in every small gesture.
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Some of them make stops at Ny Alesund and the pristine fjords once frequented only by rugged explorers or lonely trappers.
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Some blame early-season snow in Canada and the western United States, which made it harder for trappers to get out.
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Lately, the trappers have been knocking on people's doors in "hot" areas, asking to place albopictus traps in their back yards.
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From gator trappers to chimney sweeps to junkyard kings, these folks have overcome incredible obstacles on the way to mastering their trades.
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Trappers killed and opened up five alligators the day after the attack before the boy's body was found underwater and recovered intact.
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However, they also face direct threats from trappers and hunters who sell living animals as pets, zoo animals or for biomedical research.
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The search team grew to 22016 people Wednesday as trappers and divers searched Disney's network of man-made canals, ponds and lakes.
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The first day we met with the Hunters and Trappers Organization, which is made up of all the hunters and fishermen there.
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As a result, both Mr. Charles and Mr. Perrin have gradually built up informal networks of foragers and fishermen, hunters and trappers.
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That tally does not include the six alligators trappers caught after 2-year-old Lane Graves was killed by one on June 14.
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The Gowanus area was once neglected, industrial and dimly lit — perfect for unloading a few raccoons, trappers said — but has become too lively.
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There is a traditional castoreum-flavored spirit: Bäverhojt, a schnapps typically consumed by Swedish trappers before heading out for a day hunting game.
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He got another point for doodling a 3D cube, just like kids used to draw on their trappers along with that S-thing.
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Trappers still use leg-hold traps illegally in states where they have been banned, but the problem isn't generally a matter of legality.
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The raccoon, who was dubbed #mprraccoon, was finally captured after trappers lured it with food on top of the UBS Building in St. Paul.
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Nuisance trappers catch the predators that wander into residential or business territory and are perceived to be a threat to people, pets or property.
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After about three hours of hanging around the same plant [where the trappers worked], I got into my car and waited for the grasshoppers.
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Over the past year, he said more than 1,070 pythons have been removed by trappers, and he captures anywhere from two to six per night.
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So, sure, you might've seen records get made before but there's still something charming about seeing how these ol' vintage sound trappers get cooked up.
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Since August, 2018, Spinion has been euthanizing iguanas purchased from area trappers, processing the meat, and shipping it to the U.S., Mexico, and Central America.
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Our cover features Michele Sibiloni, who documented Uganda's nocturnal grasshopper trappers, and Mauricio Alejo presents his latest portfolio, which captures unreal images in everyday life.
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Everyone is pretty much an immigrant, because everyone was coming to the West by sea at that point, except for Cookie's crew and some trappers.
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As a scavenger, the wolverines often gets caught in traps set for other animals, and Montana would like to allow trappers to take the animal.
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These include a rapacious band of fur trappers and a disgraced soldier (Ben Foster), who faces hanging as punishment for his indiscriminate killing of natives.
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Indeed, many of the trappers who were interviewed expressed misgivings about exterminating healthy raccoons — displaying an empathy they did not feel for, say, roaches or bedbugs.
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Officials at the department, which has licensed around 3113 trappers in the city, said local health departments have jurisdiction over raccoons and other rabies-carrying species.
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Raccoons are not just attracting attention in Manhattan; trappers in Brooklyn may have exacerbated a problem by catching them in backyards and releasing them in parks.
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California Department of Fish and Wildlife data indicates 68 trappers killed 1,568 animals throughout the state in 2017, including coyotes, badgers, minks, gray foxes and beavers.
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He had hoped they would eventually migrate to eastern Long Island, but by last week, trappers had managed to kill all but one of the coyotes.
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Since many of the substances that eat away at the ozone layer are potent heat-trappers, limiting emissions of gases like chlorofluorocarbons has an outsize effect.
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Authorities arrived shortly after the attack and launched an initial overnight search for the boy using boats, trappers, and helicopters, but have yet to locate a body.
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They meet in the wilderness, while Cookie is miserably employed as the cook and chief forager in a gang of trappers on their way to Fort Tillicum.
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While conducting unrelated research into Goliath frogs, Schäfer and Rödel heard stories from local trappers, who consume frogs as bushmeat, about the unusual breeding behavior of Goliaths.
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GIANT ALLIGATOR IN SOUTH CAROLINA ATTEMPTS TO SCALE FENCE TO ESCAPE TRAPPERS: 'THIS IS CRAZY' The witness called police when he couldn&apost find the woman, Gallinal said.
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To find out exactly how common the herpes B virus was in Florida's feral monkeys, Wisely's team analyzed blood tests collected by trappers trying to control the population.
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They have contact with everyone in town—the mayor, the RCMP, the Hunters and Trappers Organization and all that—so I used them as a point of contact.
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In February 1975, he was still a baby when trappers from England's Chipperfield Circus snatched him from Shambe, another game park in what's now South Sudan, in East Africa.
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And trappers like the one hired by Ms. Hooker say they are getting more and more requests to remove the animals, in all five boroughs, but particularly in Brooklyn.
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Trappers generally receive a $30 state stipend for each alligator they remove, but the bulk of their trapping income is from selling the meat and hides of those alligators.
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In the early 19th Century, when Western Expansion was in its early stages, trappers and traders of European descent coexisted with the Native American tribes of the Rocky Mountains.
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Bedard is one of the few committed no-kill trappers in the state, finding homes for alligators and even featuring some of them in his routine at the park.
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Even the mud looks like preindustrial, frontier mud, and the motley, multicultural assortment of traders, trappers and prospectors who find themselves spattered by it seem equally untouched by modernity.
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Hunting and trapping foxes is legal in New Jersey; as many as 9,000 foxes across the state have been "harvested" each year by trappers, according to recent state data.
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Explorers, trappers and log drivers used 13-foot black cedar shafts, harvested from bogs, to pole up the St. Croix almost as fast as they could make it down.
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Release date: March 6Synopsis: A loner and cook has traveled west and joined a group of fur trappers in Oregon Territory, though he only finds connection with a Chinese immigrant.
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Howard Frank Mosher, whose novels brought to life whiskey runners, trappers, farmers, loggers and other characters of a hardscrabble region in rural Vermont called the Northeast Kingdom, died on Jan.
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There are the lyricists, the sound system warriors, the pop acts, the damp-looking Bristolians who sleep with fleece-lined trappers on their head and king skins in their pocket.
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Trappers have been dropping raccoons all over Brooklyn for years, at Floyd Bennett Field and Prospect Park, on golf courses and sports fields, even in tiny parks in the densest neighborhoods.
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While reading "Forty Years a Fur Trader on the Upper Missouri," a memoir of the period, she discovered that trappers slathered their clothes in bear grease as insulation against the elements.
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Perched on a Hudson Bay Company blanket—a nod to the Indigenous hunters and trappers who worked for the company—she is completely nude save for her signature black Louboutin heels.
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" Florida does have a statute that prohibits the harassment of fisherman, hunters and trappers, preventing anyone from "[interfering] or [attempting] to prevent the lawful taking of fish, game or nongame animals.
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"I read somewhere that these trappers would get back to Missouri and be unrecognizable because they were so caked in bear grease," which, when dried, insulated their clothing from cold and water.
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Trappers say they generally kill alligators with a bullet to the base of the skull, sometimes delivered by a "bang stick," a specialized firearm that discharges upon contact with the alligator underwater.
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She added that the roughly 70 trappers who continue to work in the state, compared to thousands a century ago, cannot afford the cost of regulating the industry, according to the Times.
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Set them too late and lakes would freeze over, preventing the capture of the animals and limiting the amount of warm fur trappers would be able to sell for over the wintertime months.
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In stark contrast, the trappers and Indians of the film hang on to their few garments, wearing them throughout their grueling two-year expedition, which is just winding down as the action begins.
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PALMER, Alaska — For years, pet owners in this Anchorage suburb of big homes and lawns have fretted over snares set in the local parks by fur-trappers going after fox, lynx and rabbits.
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The first reports of monster trees out West, sent by the European trappers and gold prospectors who flocked to California in the mid-663th century, carried a familiar ring of dragons and sea monsters.
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The group has released a new single and video entitled "T-Shirt" and it's a masterpiece of aesthetic intent, casting Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff as fur trappers in a frostbitten Revenant-inspired forest setting.
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Over 200 years they morphed from trappers wielding stone axes along the Mississippi to "the pirates of the Missouri", exacting tolls on commercial river traffic, and then to nomad warlords of the Great Plains.
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Alfalfa, watermelon and barley fields sprawl across a landscape flecked by caribou tracks and seasonal trappers' huts, which reflect the role indigenous peoples have played in this fertile land for more than 2244,2000 years.
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We meet Cookie (John Magaro in a soulful, wary performance) when he is in the wilderness with a bunch of unruly beaver trappers, his gentle temperament at odds with their coarse, alpha-male aggression.
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Dene hunters and trappers, who regularly cross paths with the herds during their travels on snowmobile, would collect droppings — with each sample that Polfus received earning its finder a C$25 gasoline gift card.
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But many trappers can't bring themselves to murder these adorable pests, and they end up releasing the animals in a wooded area in the city instead, even though the N.Y.C. health department says it's illegal.
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In November there's the Beaver Moon , when trappers of old hastened to bag a winter's worth of furs before ponds and swamps froze – and beavers themselves are busy shoring up their dams for the winter.
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The year that the Orchard farmhouse was built, the Tasmanian government paid out fifty-eight bounties to trappers and hunters who presented the bodies of thylacines, which were wanted for preying on the settlers' sheep.
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Let's leave aside the question of whether there are better ways for farmers and ranchers to share their ecosystem with the animals who were there first, and better ways for trappers to make a living.
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But in a quiet revolution this spring, dog lovers got the upper hand, and after a series of public meetings where few trappers showed up to fight back, trapping was banned by the borough council.
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Gators rarely killers, central to Florida's identity Past experience dictates that the alligator responsible would have remained near the attack site, and trappers located two alligators "in close proximity to the incident location," the statement said.
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The 15.5-foot-long "French Trappers on The Red Cedar" shows white men riding in boats ahead of Native Americans, and the 18.5-foot-long "Perrault's Trading Fort" likewise shows the colonists as a "civilizing" presence.
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As the film begins, Hiccup and his Viking town of Berk are again under threat from dragon-trappers who want to capitalize on Berk's massive dragon population by whisking them all away to some unclear fate.
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"We could go back to the day that the settlers came, the day that fur trappers came, those days when colonization hit and demeaned the significance and honor and sacredness of women and children," she said.
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The Georgia DNR initiated a nuisance alligator program in 1989 to allow licensed trappers to catch any alligator longer than 4 feet if it is outside its normal domain, being fed by humans, or acting aggressively.
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There was Indian drumming and singing, and traditional fiddle playing, a product of the fact that many of the Chippewa married French trappers in the 19th century and created a distinct fusion culture known as Métis.
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As these river herring crowded into spawning creeks every spring, they were noted by the earliest French Jesuits, Dutch trappers and English settlers, and were caught and consumed with abandon by Native Americans and colonists alike.
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Although they now make up only a small part of the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, HFCs are extremely powerful heat-trappers and, if left unchecked, would make it hard not to exceed the 3.6 degree threshold.
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When one of the local trappers objects that Enkidu is interfering with his livelihood, he is instructed to bring a temple prostitute, Shamhat, to the water hole that Enkidu frequents and have her sit at the edge.
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Native Americans came to the Yampa Valley for its mineral springs long before the early 973th-century French trappers who, according to legend, mistook the gurgling water for a chugging ship and named the area Steamboat Springs.
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On the lighter side, here's his tale of a drunk selling off his pantaloons for whiskey: Many of the trappers and hunters now collected here were lounging about, maldng small trades for sugar, coffee, flour, and whiskey.
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"An oil spill would mean our main food source would be contaminated and not suitable for consumption," Niore Iqalukjuak, the manager of the Clyde River (a community in Nunavut, Canada) Hunters and Trappers Organization told Al Jazeera.
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But many trappers, as well as homeowners who do the job themselves, say they transport raccoons to parks or wilderness areas and set them free instead, because they don't have the heart to do what is legally required.
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Given that Hiccup and his dragon-rider friends are formidable opponents, the trappers enlist the help of legendary dragon-killer Grimmel (Amadeus' F. Murray Abraham) to take out Toothless, as he's apparently eliminated every other member of Toothless' species.
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The hot market for coyotes comes as trappers deal with recent economic slumps in China and Russia, competition from ranched fur and the intense ire of animal welfare activists, who consider the popular steel leg-hold traps particularly cruel.
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The deaths of Ms. Theoret, a sixth-grade French-immersion teacher who was on maternity leave, and Adele have stunned fellow trappers and those in Whitehorse, a close-knit city of 25,000 people where the family lived full time.
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It's a tradition that goes back to the earliest American travel journals, like "The Journals of Lewis and Clark" or Francis Parkman's "The Oregon Trail," reports from trappers and surveyors determined to show people what it's like out there.
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GIANT ALLIGATOR IN SOUTH CAROLINA ATTEMPTS TO SCALE FENCE TO ESCAPE TRAPPERS "It was tracking these officials as they approached the pond and started swimming toward them," Kirk Kropinack, director of the air station&aposs installation and environment department, told Military.
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There's the torturous trek portrayed in "The Revenant" of Hugh Glass, a 19th-century trapper who, inflamed by revenge, dragged his bloody body 200 miles through the Western wilderness after being gnawed by a grizzly and deserted by fellow trappers.
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Once considered only a varmint, wolves were extirpated from nearly all of their range through a campaign of bounty hunting, trapping, the killing of pups in the den with dynamite and even biological warfare as trappers introduced mange into wolf populations.
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Not only that, but he or she must also be a capable butcher for the daily harvest and be able to train new workers, as well as deal appropriately with other hunters, trappers, tourists, and anyone else encountered on the winter grazing land.
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Frontiersmen like Martin Picard, Fred Morin, and Dave McMillan have made Montreal a global destination for decadents seeking food that evokes romantic images of fur trappers eating whole hogs and foie gras and washing it all down with biodynamic wines from France.
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The trappers remained at the lagoon on Thursday after removing a sixth alligator from the water late on Wednesday in an effort to find the one that snatched the child, said Greg Workman, a spokesman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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This story of early-19th-century trappers stranded in the American wilderness was filmed largely outdoors in the Canadian Rockies during fall and winter, when temperatures sometimes reached 40 degrees below zero, so keeping the actors warm — "and alive," she added — was a serious concern.
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Authorities said trappers killed five alligators in the Seven Seas Lagoon during the 16-hour search for Lane's body and, though no positive identification on the offending alligator could be made, they announced that they are confident they caught the one that killed Lane.
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With time to spare, I interviewed the trappers, and I learned about the business aspects of their chase, as well as the more mythical elements: what they think of these grasshoppers, and where they think the creatures come from—different planets, Lake Victoria, overseas.
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The muskrat's fur is not as luxuriant as that of the beaver or the otter, but it is warm and waterproof, and tales of local trappers harvesting muskrat pelts — even into the 1970s — are still told in the outer reaches of Queens and Staten Island.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 A pilot flying supplies on March 24 to a nearby trappers' cabin spotted the "SOS" and soon saw Ms. Klaben at the campsite and Mr. Flores waving his arms and signaling with a mirror.
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Many enterprising restaurants, shops and bars across the country that have found themselves home to one of the game's hubs are using features available for purchase within the app to coax the digital creatures onto their premises, thus luring the smartphone-absorbed trappers in pursuit of them.
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Once trafficked by miners and fur trappers, the 240-mile-long lake today attracts a more glamorous set: Last year TMZ dubbed it New North Hollywood after Kanye and Kim spent July 220 in one of the mansions that dot — some would say blight — the lake.
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Getting to Sandpoint — a small vacation town just an hour south of the Canadian border, in the Idaho panhandle — means taking the "Long Bridge" over Lake Pend Oreille, a sprawling body of water French trappers named for its resemblance to an earring, or at least an ear.
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They can grow to be massive alligators, but when they become acclimated to people or are in close proximity to a school, where they might become a danger or are exhibiting behaviors that are potentially dangerous, then the trappers will take those gators and they don't relocate them.
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His trip wasn't without difficulty—least of which was crossing the waters of the Teklanika River, which were waist-deep around that time of year—but he eventually made it to Bus 142, which has been left in place to serve as a shelter for hunters and trappers.
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The hunt for the alligator • Wildlife experts concluded that three of the six alligators caught by trappers fit the 7- to 8-foot size authorities thought were capable of the attack, based on the size of the victim and his profile of appearing even smaller because he was bent over.
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The clues have come from a range of sources: tattered diaries and journals left by trappers and pioneers, yellowed maps made by the first Spanish explorers and survey crews, early aerial photos and narratives recorded a century ago from native people who once lived there, and even pollen deposits and tree rings.
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As we talk in Vice's bustling lobby about these topics and his January 13 release GTTM: Goin Thru the Motions, the warble-voiced singer, who's often regarded as the Philly version of auto-tuned trappers like Fetty Wap and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, remains calm and personable, never taking his concentration off my questions.
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The 'Rough and Tumble' was the of the poor, white trappers and lumbermen who had zero regard for their own looks, and 'Kicking and Knocking' was the prevue of the African slave intent of maintaining some form of cultural continuity despite their circumstances in this new, strange country that both needed and despised them.
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As of 2019, there are about eight monkey sterilization centers spread across the state, where macaques brought in by trappers are sterilized using laser vasectomies in males and endoscopic thermocauteric tubectomies in females, Satish K. Gupta, emeritus scientist specializing in Reproductive Cell Biology at the National Institute of Immunology, New Delhi, said in an email to Gizmodo.
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A startling early skirmish between the local Pawnee tribe and a contingent of white trappers serves notice as to the level of brutal realism the film intends to deliver; the whoosh and sudden impact of arrows may never have been more vividly rendered, nor perhaps the sense of panic, confusion, horse speed and arbitrariness of who survives and who does not.
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Over a half-million feral pigs populate the backwoods of Florida, many the mottled-brown descendants of those brought to North America in 1539 by conquistadors, and though it wasn't unusual to see them out scavenging peacefully during the day, articles about trappers whose legs had been sliced open by their sharp, curved tusks regularly surfaced in the local news.
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The Hunting Grounds attract a lot of disparate "trappers" at Motorola Solutions: its venture-capital arm with over 200 investments since its first deal in 1999; senior executives who are encouraged to visit with entrepreneurial clusters in key cities; its incubator in Israel; and employees within its own new walls in Chicago (the company relocated from Schaumberg in the summer of 2016).
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