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VDGIF Votes To Allow Unplugged Shotguns

Virginia`s Department of Game and Inland Fisheries convened for its periodic regulation review, deciding on dozens of proposed amendments to state regulations governing game wildlife, hunting, trapping, wildlife diversity, fishing and fisheries resources and boating.

Read About It: Richmond Times-Dispatch

Posted: 10/18/2007 9:37:36 AM

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