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3 years ago

What should recreational boaters keep in mind if traveling in waters where there are anglers and hunters?

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amm18123 years ago

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Recreational boaters travelling on such water should give a wide berth and keep away from the water areas where the hunters are carrying out their activities; the boaters should be safety conscious and alert. This is necessary in order to avoid accident.

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