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The Shooting Gallery operators were quick to accuse members of North Dakota Hunters for Fair Chase of being a front for animal rights groups with the ultimate goal of banning hunting in North Dakota.
The pictures below represent a cross section of Fair Chase Committee members, family, supporters, friends, and fellow hunters.
Based on these pictures, the people serving on the Fair Chase Committee would be dishonorably discharged from the ranks of any animal rights group.
The picture of the elk below depicts what the Shooting Gallery operators do behind their escape proof pastures, as evidenced by the escape proof fence. Do not insult real hunters by insinuating that killing an animal inside an escape proof fence is hunting. This is NOT hunting.
The pictures below show Fair Chase hunters.
Click on any picture to enlarge it.
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Click the link below for the issue page THE ISSUE |
| A Captive Shooter Bull Operation Viewed From Space | ||||
| Selling Our Hunting Heritage | ||||
| Legislative History of Fenced Shooting in North Dakota | ||||
| Hall of Shame | ||||
| Fair Chase Members | ||||
| The Fair Chase Issue | ||||
| Initiative Language | ||||
| The Origin of Fair Chase | ||||
| Writer Curt Wells on Fair Chase | ||||
| The Montana High Fence Experience | ||||
| What You Can Do | ||||
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