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Tradition conflicts with hunting ban
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2002 Alaska wildlife officials are considering a ban on hunting moose on the lower Kuskokwim River but a decision is being delayed to consider the impact on Yup'ik subsistence rights. Native hunters could resist the ban. But a Yup'ik leader said they will understand the need to restore a dwindling moose population. Get the Story:
Culture, moose-hunt ban conflict (The Anchorage Daily News 12/2)
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