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    My experience of learning how to hunting Learning how to hunt has been a really big part of my life, Because know when I have the free time I spend it in the woods hunting. I was first introduced into hunting when I was about five years old. My grandpa came up to my house and asked if I want to go hunting with him. I ran and asked my mom and dad if i could go with grandpa for the weekend and go hunting. They said yes so I ran to my room and packed my clothes to spend the weekend. When I…

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    Ontiveros 1 Giana Ontiveros Honors English 10 Period 4 13 March 2016 Hunting destroys animals Fingers wrapped around the trigger ready to fire at any moment. One eye looking through the scope observing a brown haired dear with long legs. Passionately waiting for the right moment to fire. “Bang! Bang!” the dear has been shot down and is left with a whole through its chest. For many generations hunting has been a part of people’s lives. Our ancestors hunted so they can feed themselves…

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    thing but the murder of exotic and endangered animals in the Middle East and Africa. This, indeed, is not the only case. A very large amount of the commonly hunted species of trophy game, not told about, is made up of non-endangered animals, such as deer, elk, bear, caribou, and other species of game, most of it could possibly be walking through your backyard. and in lots of cases, if the hunted species IS endangered and/or protected, that so-called “trophy hunting” becomes poaching, which is…

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    Keystone species are the main primary driver for diversity. Keystone species are species on which other species in an ecosystem largely depend, such that if it were removed the ecosystem would change drastically. They cause biodiversity for 3 reasons. First, the keystone species causes the different animals from all around that area to come to where the keystone species is located because the keystone species has what the other species need to survive, a working ecosystem . These animals then…

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    provides nourishment to the populous, and it enriches Africa’s economy.. Initially, big game trophy hunting should be allowed because it controls the animal population. Without big game hunting, there would be an overpopulation of animals, such as the deer. Steve West claims, “Hunters are realists who understand that an exotic or endangered animal is more likely to be protected from extinction if they are assigned a financial value”(Article 1).This shows that hunters actually control the…

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    “Traveling Through the Dark,” William E. Stafford opens his poem by establishing the setting of a dead deer on the side of the road, while at the same time setting the tone of something much darker and deeper than the image portrayed. He uses simplicity to make the statement that the main character who is also the speaker, writes a story in which he is traveling in a car and comes across a dead deer, with this simple death, come decisions that he has to make, the biggest one taking a sacrifice,…

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    Military Camouflage Essay

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    Camouflage, what is it exactly you may ask. It is to hide or disguise something by covering or painting to make it blend in with the vegetation in the area. For example, if you are in a grassy area you would make your camouflage the color of the vegetation. There are some animals that use camouflage to hunt or to hide from predators. If you can match the colors perfectly, you can hide or hunt anything. This is an essential tool to have for the army or hunters. There are four types of…

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    Native American Analysis

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    passing an Indian Fort on a small island from the Lard Shore. While traveling, Shields killed a buffalow which caused William and the rest of the group to halt sooner than expected. While we rested, George attempted to mount his horse after shooting a deer and fell on a snag and sent it nearly two inches into the muskeler part of his thy. After the injury, George informed William that the snag was 1 inch in diameter burnt…

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    Plants and Animals at Minsmere! Here we have a staggering range of plants varying from Brambles, Daisies and Holly, to Spindle berry, Rose and Hawthorn. Some of the animals at Minsmere are, Badgers, Crane fly, Foxes, Grey Squirrels and finally Hedgehogs, to name just a few! Do you want to know what a Spindle berry is, if so then come and see us and we will show you all about the ranges and differences between animals as well as plants. So why not come and see us and explore the range of plants…

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    Wolves were an endangered species in 1973, there was only known to be six left. In 2007, there were over 500 wolves reported in the upper-peninsula. Farmers were becoming upset due to the wolves harming there stock and other animals. Therefore, from my understanding they started hunting again. Some people were not happy about this because they were on the endangered list. So the Michigan Legislature passed a bill called the Public Act 520 and was signed by Gov. Snyder designating wolves’ game…

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