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Paul Wait

Wisconsin
As seen in: Delta Waterfowl Magazine, City A.M., Information Age, Real Business, Outdoor News, Minnesota Outdoor News Radio
Waterfowl and waterfowl hunting are more than just passionate pursuits, they're a lifestyle. All views are my own. Wisconsin proud.
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‘Camo at the Capitol’ advocates for crane hunt, Knowles-Nelson in Wisconsin

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By Paul Wait
| Minnesota Outdoor News Radio
A motivated legion of 75 outdoorsmen and women clad in camouflage and blaze orange moved methodically through the hallways of the State Capitol on Jan. 7 in Madison to meet with state legislators to voice support for reauthorizing the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund and advance the effort to create a sandhill crane season in Wisconsin.
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By Paul Wait
| Delta Waterfowl Magazine Verified
Restoring Our Refuges Delta's plan to recharge public habitat and revive waterfowl migrations By Paul Wait Once the crown jewel of waterfowl management in the United States, the National Wildlife Refuge System has slipped into disrepair because of deep reductions in staffing and maintenance budgets.
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North Dakota places new restrictions on nonresident waterfowlers at the urging of resident hunters

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By Paul Wait
| Minnesota Outdoor News Radio
Bismarck, N.D. — Ron Nerva realized his out-of-state waterfowl-hunting plans were sliced in half Aug. 1. That’s when he read about changes to North Dakota’s rules for nonresident hunters. Nerva, a waterfowler from Tomahawk, Wis., has owned a hunting camp in Esmond, N.D., since 2003. Since then, each fall in the past, he’d hunted ducks and geese for the maximum of 14 days that out-of-staters were allowed.
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