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Topic “shotguns”

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    Take a look at all the best "Booth Babe" photos from the last few years of the SHOT Show.

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    Phil Bourjaily reports on the most promising shotgun gear from the 2009 Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show

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    This year's SHOT Show set new records for number of attendees, exhibits, floor space, and real he-men wearing tactical packs, but it was tragically lacking in booth babes. Our intrepid photographer shot the only good ones we found and then was forced to include beards, backpacks, and other stuff just to pad out the section. Feel free to skip them. There were a number of booth babes who were, to be brutally honest, not babes. In fact, some of them looked like Bill Heavey with a bra. I'm sure they are fine people, but you are supposed to be a hottie if you do this kind of work. --David Petzal More SHOT Show coverage Most Interesting Rifles New Shotguns Top Optics Coolest Gadgets

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    The 30th annual SHOT Show in Las Vegas showed a regrettable lack of booth babes but, by way of compensation, lots of interesting new shotguns. Upland bird hunters should be especially pleased by the shotgun class of '08, which includes some lightweight pumps and autos as well as a little something for everyone else. Benelli Beretta Franchi Browning H&R Mossberg SKB Weatherby Winchester Remington

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    What Katrina started, the latest Gulf hurricane might have finished: a leveling blow to coastal waterfowl habitat.

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    Storm surge from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita turned the Gulf coast's freshwater wetlands into brackish, oxygen-depleted dead zones. Now wildlife managers are concerned that the remaining habitat will become a breeding ground for avian disease

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    What Katrina started, the latest Gulf hurricane might have finished: a leveling blow to coastal waterfowl habitat.

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    Storm surge from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita turned the Gulf coast's freshwater wetlands into brackish, oxygen-depleted dead zones. Now wildlife managers are concerned that the remaining habitat will become a breeding ground for avian disease

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    You're not Bill Heavey. When you miss the one shot you get all season, you don't write about it and get fan mail and a check. Your friends and family look at you contemptuously. Your dog pees on your boots. Or vice versa. That's why I'm here. I am the Anti-Heavey, come to help you triumph this season. Click through the slides at left to learn how to connect in 10 difficult situations.

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    How to Protect the Prairie Duck hunters all seem to have an opinion about Ducks Unlimited. For every person who grouses about DU's emphasis on dollars, or that so much American-raised DU money goes north of the border, however, there's another who points out that three out of four North American ducks are hatched in the prairie pothole country, the great majority of which lies north of the 49th parallel. "Once I show U.S. visitors the lands we work on," says Dave Atamanchuk, a Ducks Unlimited Canada field representative in Saskatchewan, "and introduce them to the farmers we work with, they very easily understand how critical this region is to hunters across the entire continent." For a full week we drove past lands owned by Ducks Unlimited Canada, or leased by DUC, or managed for nesting cover by DUC and cooperating farmers. In Saskatchewan alone-which doesn't even employ a provincial waterfowl biologist-DUC works on 1.6 million acres. The first thing I did when I got home was send Ducks Unlimited a check for $100. -T.E.N.

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