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How many times have you said it: “I’ll never have another dog?” Aww, come on; you know you have. And there’s always the same excuse: “I just get too attached to them…” Oh, the dog may be a cat—in which case you’re urged to immediately seek psychiatric counsel—or some other pet. But you get the…
Each month we turn back the clock to see what was being reported in the pages of GON, both 20 and 10 years ago. Here’s a look back at what appeared in GON. 20 Years Ago: March 1996 Rabbit Hunting Year-round and No Limit?: Twenty years ago Georgia Rep. Jay Shaw introduced H.B. 1657, a…
With the close of deer season, many of you young hunters may be having conversations with your hunting buddies about starting a supplemental feeding program. I caught up with a friend of mine, Justin Strickland, who has done a lot of research on the subject of supplemental feeds, and he gives us some great information.…
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More Support For A Hunter Supported, WRD Yote Bounty Dear GON, God bless America. I’m thankful we can still hunt here in America and worship freely. Everywhere I go, the talk I’m hearing is concern for the deer population because our fawn crop seems to be dwindling. We’ve seen less fawns during this past deer…
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The Hall of Shame column is designed to highlight the efforts of Georgia DNR Law Enforcement Division (LED) officers who, among their many duties, protect Georgia’s wildlife, sportsmen and natural resources from game-law violators. Franklin County: On Dec. 10, 2014, Cpl. Craig Fulghum received a call from another officer asking if he could respond to…
The sudden passing of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was for me a gut punch. It is worth noting that he was on a hunting trip in Texas at the time of his passing. When fully staffed, there are nine Justices on the court. This number tends to avoid a tie on weighty questions.…
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