State wildlife agencies stand to benefit from increased gun, ammo sales
 

Panic buying of firearms and ammunition has store shelves looking pretty bare nowadays.At the same time, though, it has wildlife administrators wondering how to spend the windfall of federal dollars associated with all those purchases.Curtis Taylor, wildlife chief for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, said the state stands to gain as much as $1.4 million in Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration funds, all of it related to the recent run on guns and ammo.

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