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Visitors to Wyoming’s 25,000-acre National Elk Refuge may find a strange sight during certain times of the year: hundreds of Boy Scouts combing the woods in search of elk antlers. Visitors are normally barred from shed hunting inside the refuge, but the Boy Scouts have a longstanding agreement with the refuge’s managers. The deal allows the Jackson District Boy Scouts free roam across the refuge to pick up any sheds they find. The Scouts do all the hard work (more than 2,000 hours of gathering, preparing, and auctioning off the antlers) while the refuge keeps about 75 percent of the auction proceeds.

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Shooting at 3D animal targets trains you to pick a spot on that animal at which to aim; something that shooting dots will not do. Remember, you will not have a bull’s-eye on the real thing, so learning where to aim and having it become second nature will be huge come game time.

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Eric Lester, 32, of Campbell Hall took the largest inland striped bass in New York history earlier this month, which also happened to be the heaviest freshwater fish caught in the state since 1957.

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