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The New Zealand Deerstalkers Association recently opened the National Hunting and Shooting Museum and Reference Library at Deerstalkers House in Wellington, celebrating the country’s hunting heritage. Minister James Meager and Associate Minister Nicole McKee led the ribbon-cutting ceremony, emphasizing the importance of preserving history and culture. The museum, funded and curated by hunters, showcases New Zealand’s hunting legacy and the significance of big game species in the country’s outdoor culture, inviting the public to explore and learn about the pivotal role hunters have played in shaping the nation.
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