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The Great Outdoors | Congress frets over wild horses but forgets burros (opens the original)
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If you read the front-page story in the Kingman Miner on Wednesday, Sept. 16 entitled âCongress looks to stop horsing around on wild burros and mustangsâ you might have noted that in that story that burros were not mentioned at all. Only the wild horses and the issues that are happening with them were discussed. Here in Mohave County, we donât have a lot of issues with feral horses, but we do have a heck of a problem with the overpopulation of feral burros. Our daily supplementary e-editio
What you need for a successful dove season (opens the original)
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If you are one of the many sportsmen going out on Sept. 1 seeking to bag a limit of fast flying doves, here is what you are going to need, according to the Arizona Game & Fish Department. First of all, you will need to possess a general hunting license or a combination hunting license. In addition you will need what is called a migratory bird stamp, which is $6. Our daily supplementary e-edition for subscribers.
Failure to launch: Plans for boat mat at Lake Mead hit bureaucratic snag (opens the original)
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Almost 70 miles north of Kingman, the residents of Meadview have always had one eye on the water. But now water levels are dipping to historic low levels, threatening local livelihoods and boating tourism on the shores of Lake Mead. According to Mohave County Supervisor Don Martin, low water levels have made existing concrete launch ramps unreliable, or even unusable. A possible solution has been underway this year, with plans to use $500,000 in state grant funding to provide a metallic boat pad
The Great Outdoors | Burro issue starts at the top (opens the original)
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Last week I had a very interesting, and productive meeting with a trio of Bureau of Land Management employees. It was a meeting that they and I wanted to have. The topic of discussion was burros, and why there are over 4,000 of them in the Black Mountains when by agreement, there are only supposed to be 478. That is the amount agreed upon (Authorized Management Level) by the BLM when they signed on to the Black Mountain Ecosystem plan after a planning group worked for three years to get an agree
The Great Outdoors | Progress slow but steady at South Cove (opens the original)
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Iâm starting to wonder if we are ever going to get a break from this oppressive heat, but while we wait, the bass are still biting near South Cove and the progress at South Cove Point is going on, albeit ever so slowly. I have been in close contact with Trent Martinez, our go-to-guy that Mohave County is dealing with in the National Park Service. The County is working with Martinez in regards to the installation of the heavy-duty steel mat that Mohave County is looking to purchase for installa
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