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Hunters urged to observe rules to avoid screening delays
CATSA warns hunters packing knives rifles and bullets face delays as screening officers at major airports encounter firearms and ammunition. Bullets are the most frequent issue with 264 bullets and casings intercepted last hunting season from September to December 2006. Passengers must declare firearms and ammo at check in. officials urge careful packing to speed screening.
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Canadian Air Transport Security Authority
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Yves Duguay