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In remote and rugged Kodiak Island, Alaska, bowhunter Mark Heck undertakes his fourth journey in pursuit of an Alaskan brown bear and comes toe to toe with a potential world-record archery brown bear at a mere 15 yards.
In remote and rugged Kodiak Island, Alaska, bowhunter Mark Heck undertakes his fourth journey in pursuit of an Alaskan brown bear and comes toe to toe with a potential world-record archery brown bear at a mere 15 yards.
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