Young hunters will get a chance to demonstrate both their shooting abilities and their knowledge of conservation at the 2013 Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) June 15 in Mitchell. “YHEC is designed to promote youth participation in the shooting sports, hunting and overall knowledge of the outdoors,” said Gary Stadlman, South Dakota YHEC Coordinator.
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GFP Offers Teachers Free Archery Training
The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks will host teacher training next month at Watertown for the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).
NASP allows schools in South Dakota to safely incorporate archery into their school curriculum and at no cost to the local school district. Home school parents are also encouraged to attend the training at no charge.
Idiots Love Bands That Don’t Exist
Have you ever wondered how some of these political polls seem to indicate astonishing support for some of the most asinine, counterproductive policies imaginable? I have said for years that there are a lot of sheeple out there who will “give the right answer” when asked their opinion in a poll. This interview of a bunch of hipsters proves my point.
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On the Question of the American Battlefield
“Under U.S. law, United States citizens cannot be tried in military commissions.” That was White House Press Secretary James Carney on the Obama Administration’s decision not to treat Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as an unlawful enemy combatant following the Boston Marathon bombings. What a difference two months can make. Just in February, NBC News famously revealed a Department of Justice memorandum outlining the legal basis for using lethal military force against U.S. citizens overseas.
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Recent American Clarion Articles
There Should Be No 2016 Lame Duck Session
It is inexcusable for the GOP majorities in both houses to extend President Obama’s legislative clout for one day longer than is necessary, and it would be worse than a slap in the face to those who elected them if they pursue legislation, funding bills, trade agreements or nominations after the
God, Cruz and Country
As for Ted Cruz, in terms of his knowledge and respect for a true Constitutional form of government, he seems to have the right stuff. And in a day where traditionalists and constitutionalists are being driven to the fringes of society by overexposed and overly represented Marxist revolutionaries,
Where Liberal ‘Tolerance’ Leads
Did you know that ideas have consequences? Ideas aren't simply academic concepts thrown about inside our minds or in idle conversation. Ideas move, shape, and shake the world because they are at the heart of each and every single policy decision and
Democracy Under Attack from Boardroom, Courtroom
PayPal, as an entity, has the freedom to locate wherever they like, and we wouldn’t presume to tell them otherwise. However, when they seek to punish North Carolina for enacting a law regulating their own facilities, barring transgendered people or anybody else from using opposite sex bathrooms
GEAR UP Grand Jury Indictments Come Down
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announced today the three individuals who were arrested by complaint for their roles in the financial misconduct case surrounding the GEAR UP in March 2016, have each been indicted by a Charles Mix Grand Jury.
1984 or 2016?
If you have ever read George Orwell's novel “1984” you know it paints a very dark but all too prescient picture of a totalitarian government. A civil government which rules its citizens with an iron fist. The deceptive use of language was the critical element for the government system of
How Many Murders are Acceptable to the GOP?
The GOP in Congress is moving closer to enacting the same kind of failed reduced sentences for drug kingpins that are causing havoc across the nation in those places that have tried
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