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Neff goes bargain hunting CNNMoney.com - 18 hours ago But he has been hunting for other bargains through the final, grim months of 2008, even tapping his bond portfolio in December for extra cash.

Flathead Beacon

A giant of an elk taken in Utah breaks record with its antlers Salt Lake Tribune, United States - 9 hours ago Online hunting forums buzzed with rumors that the bull had escaped from an elk farming ranch or a hunting preserve. Columnists from national hunting Elk Smashes Record, According to Boone and Crockett Flathead Beacon Ammon Hunter Sets Elk Record LocalNews8.com all 28 news articles

New York Times

Bow Hunters’ Quest: Stalking an Elk and a Record New York Times, United States - 7 hours ago He had a kill in all 28 classifications in the bow-hunting record book when a category for tule elk was created last year. By MICHAEL BRICK CARRIZO PLAIN,

1. Batteries Included 2 CR2032
2. Hands Free Light
3. One size Fits Most
4. 2 LED Lights Built In To The Hat Brim
5. 25+ hours of battery

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1. Xenon light designed for hunters to brightly illuminate red blood trails while tracking
2. Easy toggle between bright white xenon and TRAX blood tracking light at night
3. Plastic casing and 7 uniquely calibrated LEDs; built-in battery indicator
4. Lanyard and sheath included; 4 AA batteries required, not included
5. 3 pounds; limited 1-year warranty

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1. 2 LED lights
2. batteries included
3. over 25 hours of light
4. adjustable strap, one size fits all

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1. Digital-quartz movement
2. Mineral crystal
3. Case diameter: 46 mm
4. Resin case; Digital-blue dial; Day-date-and-moon-phase functions
5. Water-resistant to 100 M (330 feet)

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1. Classic DVD
2. Exclusive interviews, highlights, and behind the scenes coverage
3. DVD's main menu allow you to jump directly to the action
4. Presented in full-screen digital video

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1. Hunt over 20 different wildlife species including: whitetail deer, moose, coyote, mountain lions, and the mighty grizzly bear.
2. Travel across 3 expansive regions in North America
3. Aim at your target with intuitive Wii Remote and Nunchuk controls.
4. Purchase new hunting gear to take out in the field. Choose from a vast arsenal of guns and bows including: shotguns, rifles, crossbows, and many more. Buy binoculars, hunting scents and rifle scopes to lure and track your prey.

List Price: $19.99 Price: $19.99

1. 85+ hunting missions, 16 species of trophy game, 31+ weapons and accessories
2. The richest, largest 3-D worlds of any hunting game
3. Go head-to-head with a Timberwolve and claim the trophy before it claims you
4. Play Free Hunt Mode for instant gratification, or go on a hunting adventure in Challenge Mode

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N. C. Wildlife Resources Commission.

National Hunting and Fishing Day on Saturday, Sept. 27, recognizes that economic impact while celebrating – and encouraging – outdoor recreation. All four of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission’s education centers will host and participate in National Hunting and Fishing Day events:

* John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center in Fayetteville will hold a wildlife expo for youth. For more information, call Kris Smith at (910) 868-5003.
* Centennial Campus Center for Wildlife Education in Raleigh will also hold a wildlife expo. For more information, call Beth Gunn at (919) 707-0205.
* Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education in Corolla, will be a part of a Ducks Unlimited Greenwings youth event at Mackay Island Wildlife Refuge. For more information, call Sharon Meade at (252) 453-0221 ext. 8.
* Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education near Brevard will hold an introductory fly-fishing seminar, along with fly-fishing and fly-tying demonstrations. For more information, call Emilie Johnson at (828) 877-4423.

“Spending by sportsmen supports a wide range of businesses while benefiting wildlife conservation and habitat protection,” said Walter “Deet” James, North Carolina’s Hunting Heritage Biologist. “Those dollars generated by hunting and fishing have a ripple effect throughout the state, for rural areas, mom and pop businesses, the tourism and travel industry, manufacturing and retail, and much more.”

Hunting and fishing are popular recreational pursuits for residents and visitors, who are apparently quite willing to open their wallets to enjoy the North Carolina outdoors. The economic stimulus of hunting and fishing equates to $4.7 million a day for North Carolina, according to the report “Hunting and Fishing: Bright Stars of the American Economy ~ A force as big as all outdoors.” It reports hunting and fishing directly supports 29,000 jobs and provides $818 million worth of paychecks around the state.

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