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x · Jan 7 2022

Which Large Dog Breeds Are Most Sensitive to the Cold? - Orvis News

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x · Jan 6 2022

How to Stop Your Dog From Barking - Orvis News

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x · Jan 6 2022

Classic Pro Tips: 8 Must-Have Flies for Winter Fishing - Orvis News

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x · Dec 26 2021

After he's brought joy to children the world over, Santa knows how to find his own #MomentofChill. Merry Christmas from all of us at Orvis! Filmed at El Pescador Lodge and Villas by Jenny Mayrell-Woodruff.

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x · Dec 24 2021

The average dog sleeps 12 to 14 hours per day, but older dogs often require up to 18 hours. Active dogs, especially, need a lot of sleep to recharge their batteries.

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x · Dec 23 2021

In the fall, brook trout migrate to small, headwaters streams to spawn. These male fish, filmed in central Pennsylvania, spar for position and the attentions of the resident female.

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x · Dec 22 2021

For some puppies, wrestling is a favorite game. Dogs can also use wrestling to communicate with each other, as well as to burn off excess energy. Most of the play puppies engage in is a form of practice for adult dog behavior.

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x · Dec 21 2021

The names of many legendary fishing spots in Yellowstone National Park—Buffalo Ford, the Lamar Valley, the meadows of Slough Creek—are synonymous with big, native Yellowstone cutthroat trout that will rise to a dry fly on a summer day.

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x · Dec 20 2021

Lemon sharks, Negaprion brevirostris, inhabit many bonefish flats, and many a wading angler has held their breath at the sight of a dorsal fin headed right for them.

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x · Dec 19 2021

Labrador retrievers can be one of three colors recognized by the American Kennel Club--Black, Yellow, and Chocolate--although there are variants, such a Silver and Red. Experts generally agree that, regardless of color, a Lab is a Lab.