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Situational Awareness in the Hunting Woods August 15, 2017
Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination August 1, 2017
An Endorsement of Harvest Reporting and Trusting Wildlife Researchers July 18, 2017
Science Update: Caribou Decline and the Effect of Snow Depth on Calf Recruitment July 7, 2017
A Summer Reading List for Outdoors People June 23, 2017
Habitat Connectivity is a Critical Part of Wildlife Conservation June 10, 2017
If Our Knives Could Talk May 31, 2017
Media Misrepresentations of the Hunter, the Hunted, and Hunting March 8, 2017

Paul McCarney

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Situational Awareness in the Hunting Woods

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Situational Awareness in the Hunting Woods

One of my favourite 21st century action movie scenes is in The Bourne Identity when Jason Bourne is trying to convince … Continue reading Situational Awareness in the Hunting Woods

Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination

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Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination

I recently changed the declination setting on my compass from 11° 22.26′ West to 22° 49.56′ West when I moved from … Continue reading Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination

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Situational Awareness in the Hunting Woods August 15, 2017
Magnetic North, True North, and the Importance of Declination August 1, 2017
An Endorsement of Harvest Reporting and Trusting Wildlife Researchers July 18, 2017
Science Update: Caribou Decline and the Effect of Snow Depth on Calf Recruitment July 7, 2017
A Summer Reading List for Outdoors People June 23, 2017
Habitat Connectivity is a Critical Part of Wildlife Conservation June 10, 2017
If Our Knives Could Talk May 31, 2017
Media Misrepresentations of the Hunter, the Hunted, and Hunting March 8, 2017

Paul McCarney

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