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Column: Taking a look at the origins of wildlife law

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October 19, 2023

www.supertalk.fm – James Cummins – 2023-10-19 18:11:01

SUMMARY: The conservation movement in Mississippi and North America stemmed from both public advocacy and legal frameworks. Early conservation policies trace back to Marco Polo’s records of Kublai Khan’s wildlife management rules. The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation emphasizes equitable hunting land access. English Game Acts historically restricted hunting rights, with the most significant change post the English Civil War, leading to firearm ownership prohibition. In contrast, American colonies promoted gun ownership due to various threats. Early American wildlife policies, like closed deer hunting seasons, were established but faced enforcement challenges. The American Revolution emphasized citizens’ rights, leading to the Bill of Rights and the Second Amendment. Overhunting, especially of white-tailed deer, became a concern. Scientific interest in wildlife began around the U.S.’s founding, with figures like Audubon contributing. The 19th century saw growing conservation awareness, with institutions like the American Museum of Natural History highlighting dwindling resources.

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No. 5 Ole Miss dominates Georgia Southern 52-13 in front of record-breaking crowd

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September 22, 2024

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www.supertalk.fm – Caleb Salers – 2024-09-22 00:33:21

SUMMARY: The No. 5 Ole Miss football team celebrated a record-breaking night, defeating Georgia Southern 52-13 in front of a record 67,505 fans. Quarterback Jaxson Dart led the offense with 382 passing yards, four touchdowns, and one interception, while wide receiver Tre Harris had a standout performance with 225 yards and two touchdowns. Ole Miss achieved 607 total offensive yards and continued its defensive dominance, allowing under 50 rushing yards for the fourth consecutive game. Coach Lane Kiffin praised the crowd’s energy and expressed optimism about the team’s potential as they prepare for SEC competition. Ole Miss will face Kentucky next.

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Southern Miss blasted on the road 44-7 by previously winless Jacksonville State

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September 21, 2024

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www.supertalk.fm – Ben Milam – 2024-09-21 19:11:13

SUMMARY: The Southern Miss Golden Eagles faced a disastrous performance in their last nonconference game of the 2024 season, losing to Jacksonville State, who had been winless. The team’s struggles began early, with quarterback Tate Rodemaker throwing two interceptions before being replaced by freshman John White, who also struggled. Southern Miss suffered a significant turnover deficit (6 to 1) and was outgained 509 yards to 246. Head coach Will Hall emphasized the need to improve ball security and tackling as the team prepares for their upcoming conference match against the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns with a record of 1-3.

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Mississippi State drops first SEC game of the season, falling to Florida 45-28

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September 21, 2024

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www.supertalk.fm – Hunter Dawkins – 2024-09-21 17:09:43

SUMMARY: The Mississippi State football team lost 45-28 to Florida in their first conference game, despite improving their offensive execution with 480 yards and four scores. The Bulldogs struggled defensively, allowing 503 yards from Florida’s dual-quarterback attack, which included Graham Mertz’s efficient 201 yards passing. While Mississippi State’s rushing game showed promise with 236 yards, their defense faltered, failing to generate sacks and allowing too many explosive plays. Head coach Jeff Lebby expressed frustration over the defensive performance. With this loss, the Bulldogs face a three-game losing streak and will play No. 1 Texas next week.

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