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After a five-year hiatus from vertical bowhunting, Josh Dahlke gets a call from a friend that compels him to pick up a compound bow again and prepare for a bucket-list hunt; Dahlke and Mike Mattly head to the legendary Gila region of New Mexico.
After a five-year hiatus from vertical bowhunting, Josh Dahlke gets a call from a friend that compels him to pick up a compound bow again and prepare for a bucket-list hunt; Dahlke and Mike Mattly head to the legendary Gila region of New Mexico.
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