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Danny Farris achieves Colorado's Big 9 with a special draw Bighorn Sheep tag.
Danny Farris achieves Colorado's Big 9 with a special draw Bighorn Sheep tag.
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S22, EP11 "Late Season Oklahoma"In mid-December, Danny Farris grinds through a tough Oklahoma whitetail hunt and is rewarded with well-earned late-season success.
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S22, EP5 "Legends of Kodiak"Looking back on unforgettable Bowhunter adventures on Kodiak Island, revisiting rugged landscapes, tough hunts, and timeless moments in the field; featuring the legendary Larry D. Jones and Blacktail Bob Ameen, it's a tribute to the people, stories, and traditions that helped define the spirit of bowhunting in Alaska.
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S22, EP11 "Late Season Oklahoma"In mid-December, Danny Farris grinds through a tough Oklahoma whitetail hunt and is rewarded with well-earned late-season success.
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S22, EP10 "Last of the 9"Danny Farris achieves Colorado's Big 9 with a special draw Bighorn Sheep tag.
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