Non-lead ammunition: good for wildlife, good for hunters
Non-lead Ammunition: A Better Choice for Wildlife and Hunters The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is encouraging hunters to use non-lead ammunition on a voluntary basis.
Non-lead Ammunition: A Better Choice for Wildlife and Hunters The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is encouraging hunters to use non-lead ammunition on a voluntary basis.
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