Outdoor Lore Reflects High Cost of Kansas Hunting
Kansas hunters spend 125 to 130 million dollars yearly on trip related needs and gear, with ripple effects lifting sales to about 286 million. The KDWP notes 4,260 jobs and 5.7 million in state sales tax for 1991, while 150,000 residents and 30,000 non residents buy licenses annually. Pheasants and quail attract most hunters, and deer and archery deer hunting numbers are substantial. The piece reflects on hunting costs, permission challenges, leasing versus ownership, and personal notes on hunting lifestyle and costs.
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Bulldogs stay perfect with 49-37 win over Eudora
Garnett’s Anderson County boys improved to 7-0 with a 49-37 victory over Eudora on Thursday. In the same night, the Bulldog wrestling team edged Burlington 39-36 in a dual meet.
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Blades surge past Wings with Grillo and Tancill scoring
Kansas City Blades break a 500 season mark with a six minute burst as Dean Grillo and Chris Tancill strike twice apiece. Quintin adds another late in the first period to widen the gap. Wings answer with a power play tally, while Grillo nets his second and the Russians notch a late second period goal. Kansas City finishes with Grillo scoring again in the third.
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