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Set in the marshes of the Malheur and Lower Klamath regions of 1890’s Oregon, Thompson has crafted a story featuring Fin McFaddin, a plume hunter and the novel’s dark hero, and his best friend Aiden Elliott, a man stalwartly opposed to pluming. What compelled these men, beyond desire for money, to kill birds?
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Portland judge said Wednesday the Northwest states can kill hungry sea lions on the Columbia River. Judge Michael Mosman’s ruling means Washington, Oregon and Idaho can shoot or remove up to 85 sea lions next year. Mosman denied an attempt by the Humane Society of the United States to stop the killings. Let's pick the sea lions!
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Little Cultus Lake Road, Oregon. 301 N Virginia Dare Trl, Kill Devil Hills US-NC (36.0166,-75.6573). Oregon Plains Rd. 301 N Virginia Dare Trl, Kill Devil Hills US-NC (36.0166,-75.6573). Oregon Plains Rd. Oregon Plains Rd. Ridge over look, Little Loch Broom, Scotland. 29 Jun 2018. 20 Sep 2018. 23 Aug 2018.
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The changes revolve around an issue known as “incidental take,” which are actions that harm or kill birds incidental to another lawful activity. The public can comment until July 20, 2020. For example, a wind turbine is intended to generate power, but in doing so it will likely harm birds, albeit unintentionally. of the EIS.). of the EIS.).
As explained in an earlier post , the changes revolve around an issue known as “incidental take,” which are actions that harm or kill birds incidental to another lawful activity. For example, a wind turbine is intended to generate power, but in doing so it will likely harm birds, albeit unintentionally.
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