Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 6-5-2022

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Eastern NV Volunteer Guzzler Build

6-5-2022
Nevada Department of Wildlife

Interested in helping us bring water to wildlife? Join us the weekend of June 18th for a volunteer guzzler build project in the Butte Mountains outside of Elko. Bring you family and friends to camp in beautiful eastern NV and work hard for wildlife! See details in the event post and contact Nicole Hamblin to sign up - nicole.hamblin@ndow.org | 775-777-2388



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