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Re: Tennessee officials lower turkey bag limit
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06/01/20 09:20 PM
06/01/20 09:20 PM
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Ruger7mag
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We will be next.
What they could explore rather than lowering the limit, is stop the absurd practice of shooting hens in that state. I don't think the few bearded hens that are killed every spring/fall is what is causing declines in so many areas of our state. I do agree though that hens should never be killed.
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