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Get instruction in family camping
Posted by Seth Tupper on 03/10/10 at 8:48 AM

When you've got multiple kids, camping can seem very daunting. Beyond all the potential headaches resulting from packing, travel, sleeping issues and outdoor cooking, there's the worry that the kids won't have enough to do, and you'll be listening to them complain about being bored all weekend.

The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks wants to help. They're running a cool program that promises to help make camping with your family more fun and less of a disaster. I've got the insider tip for you:

Fish always seem to bite for everyone but ... READ FULL POST

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