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LADWF with Grass Carp on the Red River

By Wetland and Aquatic Research Center January 2024 (approx.)
LDWF staff hold a Grass Carp with a net on a boat in the Red River
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LDWF staff hold a Grass Carp with a net on a boat in the Red River

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