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The Grey Ghost
A customer gave me permission to bow hunt his farm property. I bought my first trail camera that takes pictures on any movement day or night. I put the camera out in the woods on Thursday afternoon. My cousin has giant oak trees in his backyard.
So I been filling buckets up with large acorns and putting them out in front of the camera on the ground.
My intent was to see if there was anything worth hunting on the property. By Sunday night
Gary Devine

 

DNR Announces Youth Waterfowl Hunting Day

ANNAPOLIS, Md.  – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites experienced waterfowl hunters to introduce young hunters to a Maryland tradition in this year’s Youth Waterfowl Hunting Day to be held Saturday, November 6.

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\"Bob\'s \”This is a day when the focus is entirely on our young hunters,\” said Larry Hindman, DNR’s Waterfowl Project Leader. \”It is a great opportunity to refresh the lessons learned in hunter safety class and engage kids in waterfowl hunting traditions such as placing decoys, calling waterfowl and hunting with a retriever.\”

Any licensed hunter 15 years old or younger may participate during this one-day hunt. Youth of this age who are exempt from Maryland hunting license requirements may also participate. Young waterfowl hunters must possess a receipt showing they purchased a $9 Maryland Migratory Game Bird Hunting Stamp. Note that hunters under 16 years old do not need to purchase a federal duck stamp.

Participating young hunters must also be accompanied by an adult at least 21 years old who holds a valid Maryland hunting license or is exempt from the hunting license requirements. One adult may take several youth hunters and that adult may call waterfowl, assist with decoys and retrieve downed birds but may not possess a firearm or bow.

The bag limit for the Youth Waterfowl Hunting Day is the same as the regular season, except one black duck and two Canada geese may also be taken. For a complete description of waterfowl bag limits see http://www.dnr.maryland.gov/huntersguide/lwfchart.asp.

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