How Missourians are helping America’s smallest falcons


How Missourians are helping America’s smallest falcons

An ancestral practice that provides today’s hunters another use for their harvested deer
The brotherhood of waterfowl hunting reminds you that life and legacy go on

These ancient and long-lived species are important to the state’s ecosystem
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