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A spray bottle filled with Hydrogen Peroxide is a good tool to have when tracking a wounded deer. When the blood gets sparse or to determine if it is actually blood you're looking at, spray the Peroxide in the area in question. The Proxide will foam up as it reacts with the blood leaving no doubt if you are on the right path to finding your deer. It also doubles as a cleansing agent for wounds you may encounter in the field.
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Graphics tend to slow the load times of your pages which is why we optimize every graphic in the main template but theres nothing wrong with enticing the visitor to look further with a colorful image.
An image like the one above is a good example of drawing a visitor to dig deeper into your website and possibly become an active member.
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Most Recent Site News
 Front and center is a great place to let visitors know what is new on the site. Those that frequent the site will appreciate the fact that they do not have to chase around each page or ask someone if there have been any updates. Keeping this area open for your latest site news will secure a landing page and also let new visitors know just how much effort goes into maintaining your website.
Although this area may be considered updates for your 'own' website, it's also a good place to promote new events that may be on the horizon or reciprocate information from your newsletter.
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Latest Forum News
 As most people who frequent outdoor communties realize, forums, or message boards as some call them, can become very active especially during peak seasons. Even though participation varies on many forums you will always find that there are specific topics that attract the most attention or seem to outweight other topics in terms of importance. By keeping a linked snippet of those most popular topics on your homepage you'll create more activity and exposure for those forums.
Another idea is to also post links here to your most recent topics that you feel others may be interested in viewing. It happens quite often that topics tend to slip past a number of members and visitors when they havent been able to visit. Keeping them posted here is keeping your visitors advised. It goes a long way towards generating a reputable service.
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Inmates Process Venison
 Prisoners have processed and packaged 3,000 pounds of venison donated by hunters that will be used to feed poor residents through a statewide food program.
Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman visited Pendleton’s Correctional Industrial Facility on Thursday to announce the donation of 12,000 quarter-pound portions of the high-protein meat to Feed Indiana’s Hunger, a network of food banks and food processors. Inmates in the Prison Enterprise Network program processed and packaged the meat that will be given out at nine food banks, officials said.
The Department of Natural Resources Director Kyle Hupfer began a program to exchange hunters’ venison with a coupon for a reduced price antlerless deer license. The program allowed hunters to kill extra deer to help feed the poor and reduce large deer populations that are damaging native plant life in 10 southeastern Indiana counties.
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This area works well for links to friends, sponsor links, selling your own ads, or affiliate style links.
Whichever you choose to add here will receive high exposure.
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