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Ken Bailey

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As seen in: Outdoor Canada, Becker's Hospital Review, Tulsa World, Columbia Gorge News, American Hunter, Rio Blanco Herald Times, Wildfowl, African Hunting Gazette
I'm an outdoors writer and hunting/fishing enthusiast.
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Big changes may be coming for migratory bird hunting in Canada

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By Ken Bailey Verified
| Outdoor Canada Verified
Changes are afoot across the land for migratory bird hunters More crane hunts are in the offing New crane, swan and dove seasons are among the numerous recommendations included in the biennial Proposals to Amend the Canadian Migratory Birds Regulations. The list of potential changes was released in January by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), which is responsible for the sustainable hunting of migratory game birds across the country.
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To find the biggest spring bears, find their food. Here’s how

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By Ken Bailey Verified
| Outdoor Canada Verified
After a long sleep, black bears head for these natural buffets Bears are creatures of habit, nearly always return to the same feeding ground Black bears emerge ravenous from their dens, so identifying where they feed is the first step in a successful spot-and-stalk hunt. Their preferred foods include emerging tree buds, grasses, sedges and forbs. Search along south-facing hillsides, roadsides, cutlines, clear-cuts, recent burns and natural forest openings.
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15 Canadian fishing hot spots—and the stories you just might bring home from each one

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By Ken Bailey Verified
| Outdoor Canada Verified
For Outdoor Canada’s senior field editor, there’s much more to fishing hot spots than simply catching fish Fishing is all about promise. The promise of time with family and friends. The promise of crystalline lakes, tumbling creeks and remote wilderness rivers. The promise of a personal resetting, clearing the mind of its troubles and cares. And, of course, the promise of the fish of your dreams.
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