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There are so many good rifles for whitetail and mule deer that it would be a shame to carry just one over your hunting career. And the list of good options has grown significantly in the last year ...

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Valorant Night Market for the Season 2025, Act 1 starts on February 13 and ends on March 4. The new skins to be added to the Market are the Combat Crafts, Aperture, and Wonderstallion weapon skin ...

It is available online, a 4-hour home study, or an 8-hour traditional course. Over the past 40 years, hunting-related accidents and fatalities have declined by more than 70 percent in Oklahoma.