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Hunting on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands in Oregon requires a valid hunting license from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. It is your responsibility to know all laws and regulations related to the use of firearms in Oregon.
Griffen is my hunter. While the other boys chase balls, Griffen is casting about for scent, sometimes pausing with his nose straight up in the air, but almost always moving. With body low to the ground, he circles, quarters and sometimes drifts farther afield than I am comfortable with. But I have learned to leave him be, and he is rarely out of my sight for more than a few seconds. If I had another one like him, I would be concerned that they might go off on their own, but as it is, he really doesn't want to leave the pack. I have considered finding him a job, such as air scenting work. I really think he would have made a terrific search and rescue dog.
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The geckos would sit on our walls at night hunting for insects. They would run into the light to catch their prey but when they missed they'd run back to the shadows making them a bit difficult to spot sometimes.
This is taken in Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Pied Flycatcher in his hunting lookout. Flycatchers hunt from conspicuous perches, making sallies after passing flying insects, and often returning to the same perch.
Public hunting is available in designated Wildlife Areas in the Dane County Park System. Requirements are very similar to Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources public hunting areas. Some Wildlife Areas have additional rules which are posted on the parks website and on an informational kiosk at the public access point for each property. Hunters should check the parks website before visiting for a complete list of rules and use requirements.
Encountered this group (who were preceded by about 50 hunting dogs) in the Cotswolds. I don't think you can actually hunt foxes anymore. Photo by Ab, copyright hers.
Kind of funny that on a Wednesday so many people took off work.
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These bracelets aid in the control of population of wild animals and must be attached to the game for transportation.
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High on the windswept moorland of North Yorkshire is Dob Park lodge, ruined and forgotten. Originally one of three hunting lodges, this would have provided welcome respite from the scouring winds and the biting Yorkshire weather. Scheduled in 1997 as an Ancient Monument, and Grade II listed, Dob Park lodge appears to be in the winter of its days.
It became clear that the middle of the lodge had collapsed at some point in the past. Fire? Neglect? I am unable to find out more from my research.
Dob Park Lodge was originally built in the 17th century, and like many would have provided the guests with a high vantage point, and possibly an opportunity for some to participate by firing cross bows from the upper floor. Many hunting lodges would have had spacious rooms, for guests.The area is within the Royal Forest of Knaresborough, a former medieval hunting park, originally of William the Conquerer, and later John of Gaunt, the Duke of Lancaster. It was easy to imagine the people who would have gathered here for the past four hundred years, and the warmth the stone walls would have provided. It has been impossible to find anything about it, except it is on the Buildings at Risk register. Hopefully something will happen before Dob Park lodge finally succumbs to the elements.
There has been nothing online at all about it to explain its fate, apart from on wonderful quote written by someone who walked around Yorkshire in 1892. It would appear it was ruined then too. I guess the spelling is due to poor writing on maps. Apparently the area was also called Dog Park.
"Deep down and far ahead, the Washburn is embraced by a bower of branches from under which the waters glisten in the sunlight like brilliant silver; onward, past honeysuckle, foxglove, fern, and wild rose, around which are flitting the honeybee and butterfly. Above, the ruins of Bob Park Castle peer down from their elevated position on vale."