Maryland hopes to buy back crab licenses

Maryland hopes to buy back crab licenses

Crabbers, name your price. In an unprecedented move to protect Chesapeake Bay crabs, the state is offering to buy back more than half of the commercial crabbing licenses held by Marylanders.

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