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Bonnie's gun hunts from last season are highlighted as rifle and muzzleloader season bring exiting action in South Texas.
Bonnie's gun hunts from last season are highlighted as rifle and muzzleloader season bring exiting action in South Texas.
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S17, EP5 "The Rut Begins"Legends of the Fall is produced with truly die hard deer hunters in mind. Legends of the Fall chronicles the high-energy hunts and behind-the-scenes action of a dedicated crew of passionate hunters. While the show spotlights a dynamic variety of adrenaline-pumping whitetail bow hunts across North America, it also offers a mix of other big game adventures. Each episode details the lives of all clan members in their tireless, year-round pursuit of all-things whitetail.
Legends of the Fall
S17, EP6 "Texas Gun Hunts"Bonnie's gun hunts from last season are highlighted as rifle and muzzleloader season bring exiting action in South Texas.
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