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‘Unqualified’ Hunter Gets Grand Teton Protest Elk License
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A Jackson photographer who has sued to stop the annual elk hunt in Grand Teton National Park has secured a license to shoot an elk starting Oct. 24.
Timothy Mayo said he bought the license to show that officials are not following laws requiring park hunters to be qualified and experienced. A plaintiff in the 2014 suit against the U.S. Department of Interior and National Park Service, Mayo said he purchased his license over the counter at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department office in Jackson without demonstrating any marksmanship abilities. |
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netsyscon
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Also No ability to go out to the hunting grounds and not get lost or freeze to death. What a loser. |
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