Author: Harry Ward

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Department of Justice Supports Pebble Mine Veto The Department of Justice has issued a brief defending the veto of the Pebble Mine project, a decision welcomed by conservationists and local communities. What happened The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently entered an ongoing legal dispute regarding the Pebble Mine project by issuing a brief that supports […]

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Top Fish Finders for Every Angler’s Needs This article reviews various fish finders suitable for different fishing styles and budgets. What happened The latest advancements in fish finder technology have made it easier for anglers to locate and catch fish. Modern units are designed to be user-friendly, allowing users to focus more on fishing rather […]

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A Family Adventure in Alaska’s Wilderness A recount of a challenging family bear hunting trip in Alaska, highlighting the evolution of hunting ethics over the decades. What happened In July 1947, a story titled “A Family Hunt for Alaska Brownies” captured a family’s bear hunting expedition in Alaska. The narrative begins with the author’s earlier […]

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Amelia Earhart’s Fly Fishing Experience Aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart reflects on her attempts at fly fishing in the Wyoming mountains. What happened In an article from December 1934, Amelia Earhart shares her experiences with fly fishing, which she began while learning to fly in California. Despite her adventurous spirit, she admits that she struggles with […]

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Comparing 7mm PRC and 7mm Rem Mag Cartridges The 7mm PRC cartridge is gaining attention for its performance compared to the established 7mm Remington Magnum. What happened The 7mm Remington Magnum has been a staple among big-game hunters since its introduction over six decades ago. Developed by outfitter Les Bowman, it was designed to provide […]

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Montana Enhances Hunter Education Amid Declining Youth Participation The state is increasing support for hunter education programs as youth interest in hunting continues to wane. What happened Montana’s Department of Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is ramping up its investment in hunter education. This decision comes in response to declining interest in hunting among young […]

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Montana Fishing Update: Conditions and Opportunities Recent weather changes have improved ice conditions and fishing opportunities in Northwest Montana. What happened Last week, a cold snap brought heavy snowfall, significantly thickening the ice on local lakes. This development has opened up larger bodies of water, allowing anglers to pursue bigger fish. The upcoming week is […]