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Makah hunters rest Protesters fret
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The second day of the Parker family's tribal permit came and went yesterday, with most of the members of the hunting crew taking time out to rest, eat, and visit. Protesters were not so relaxed, complaining about having to wake up early to patrol the water just in case the hunters decide to take to the sea. Get the Story:
No whale? Oh, well: On second day of hunt, Makahs rest (The Seattle Times 4/19) Related Stories:
Makah whale hunt begins (The Talking Circle 4/18)
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