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W.D. Wisconsin· 9/20/1978

United States v. Bouchard

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  • 464 F. Supp. 1316

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  • hunting and fishing on public and undeveloped land was part of frontier way of life for Indians and white people alike; thus, Indians’ practice of roaming on non-reservation lands is not persuasive evidence they were exercising special treaty rights

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Judges: James E. Doyle

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