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Oregon wildlife officers are cracking down on hunters using thermal imaging cameras • YachatsNews.com

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By KRISTIAN FODEN-VENCIL/Oregon Public Broadcasting It’s morning in a hunting blind at the Santiam Valley Ranch, a private duck hunting club near Turner, just south of Salem. It’s cold and wet. […] The post Oregon wildlife officers are cracking down on hunters using thermal imaging cameras appeared first on YachatsNews.com.

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