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From: MSN NicknameVietnamFatCat  in response to Message 1Sent: 7/12/2008 5:17 PM
ALABAMA and GEORGIA:  Management Plan for Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge Released for Public Comment:  A plan for the management of the Eufaula Refuge over the next 15 years is open for public comment until July 21.  The Refuge spans two counties in Georgia and two in Alabama and currently offers hunting for deer, waterfowl, mourning dove, and small game.  Two of the four management options would consider adding a youth wild turkey quota hunt and an alligator hunt in the next four years.  The plan with the management options can be found at http://southeast.fws.gov/planning.  Comments may be submitted to the Refuge at 367 Highway 165, Eufaula, AL 36027-8187 or electronically to [email protected].  For further information, you may call 334-687-4065.  It is important that the Refuge receives support from the area's hunting community for its existing hunt programs and its proposal to increase hunting opportunities in the future.