Duck hunters blame protesters for burning shooting shelters
Tasmanian duck hunters believe their shooting shelters, known as hides, are being burnt down by protesters, with 80 destroyed in the past four years.
Duck hunters blame protesters for burning shooting shelters
Tasmanian duck hunters believe their shooting shelters, known as hides, are being burnt down by protesters, with 80 destroyed in the past four years.
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