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NJ: NJ Hunt Culls 139 Bears Over 6 Days, a Drop From Last Year
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Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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A total of 139 bears were killed during the six days of New Jersey's annual black bear hunt, a steep drop — as anticipated — from last year's total following restrictions imposed by the governor. Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy this year barred bear hunting on state-owned lands, removing roughly 40 percent of the lands where bears were hunted over the past eight years. Hunting was still allowed on land owned by the federal government, counties, municipalities or private properties.
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jac
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Gee what a surprise. You remove most of the prime bear habitat in the state from hunting and the number of bears taken by hunters in the state declines.
Just proof that democrats are anti-gun and anti-hunting. |
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