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Driftwood Outdoors: Dove hunting doesn’t end on opening day | Jefferson City News-Tribune
1+ week, 1+ day ago (667+ words) The dove season opener is behind us, but there are still plenty of birds around to make for a great hunt. The dove opener is a tradition like few others in the outdoors. Family and friends gather for shoots and…...
Driftwood Outdoors: National Wildlife Refuges now offer more places to hunt and fish | Jefferson City News-Tribune
3+ week, 1+ day ago (328+ words) One of the biggest challenges facing hunting and fishing today is access. The Department of the Interior claims to have just completed the largest expansion of hunting and fishing opportunities in the history of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The…...
Unusual guest flies over Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area | Jefferson City News-Tribune
3+ week, 4+ day ago (464+ words) The Columbia area has recently received the visit of an unusual guest. The anhinga bird, also called the snakebird, is known for its long neck and tail. The bird can usually be found in the southeastern wetlands in the United…...
Missouri landowners can improve forest and woodlands for birds | Jefferson City News-Tribune
4+ week, 10+ hour ago (384+ words) COLUMBIA, Mo. – Even small steps by forest and woodland owners can make a big difference in improving habitat for bird species. “Birds need our help, and private landowners can make important contributions to their conservation,” says University of Missouri Extension…...