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GAME TRAILS
Fall 2002
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NAVIGATION
Searching for Sources of Lead Poisoning in Swans
Statewide Chronic Disease Sampling
Mandatory Hunter Reporting Results
Game Management Planning
Game Damage Hunts
2003-05 Hunting Season Recommendation Process Begins
Hunter Ethics and Fair Chase
New Deer Hunting Opportunities for Permitees, Youth and Disabled
Arrange Hunting Access Early
Scientific/Professional Management of Wildlife
Growing Elk Herds, Damage Problems mean more Elk Hunting
Changes in Attitudes about Predator Management in Washington
When Do You Hunt - Morning, Midday or Evening?
Washington and Other Western States Hunting License Cost
Cooperation is Key when Dealing with Tribal Hunting Issues
Forest Grouse in Washington
Mountain Goat Study Launched
Fall Turkey Hunting Permits Multiplied in Northeast
A View of the Past
Hunters' Opinions about Private Lands Programs and Hunter Access
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Feature Articles
Searching for Sources of Lead Poisoning in Swans
Statewide Chronic Disease Sampling
Mandatory Hunter Reporting Results
Game Management Planning
Game Damage Hunts
2003-05 Hunting Season Recommendation Process Begins
Hunter Ethics and Fair Chase
New Deer Hunting Opportunities for Permitees, Youth and Disabled
Arrange Hunting Access Early
Scientific/Professional Management of Wildlife
Growing Elk Herds, Damage Problems mean more Elk Hunting
Changes in Attitudes about Predator Management in Washington
When Do You Hunt - Morning, Midday or Evening?
Washington and Other Western States Hunting License Cost
Cooperation is Key when Dealing with Tribal Hunting Issues
Forest Grouse in Washington
Mountain Goat Study Launched
Fall Turkey Hunting Permits Multiplied in Northeast
A View of the Past
Hunters' Opinions about Private Lands Programs and Hunter Access
tundra swans

While it has been banned in the United States for more than a decade, the toxic legacy of lead birdshot continues to take a grim toll on visiting trumpeter and tundra swans in Skagit and Whatcom counties. See story
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