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Hal Shaffer heads to Kentucky for an early season archery hunt in search of a mature whitetail, with warm temperatures, Hal focuses on a buck living near the city limits.
Hal Shaffer heads to Kentucky for an early season archery hunt in search of a mature whitetail, with warm temperatures, Hal focuses on a buck living near the city limits.
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S16, EP6 "Patterned to Perfection"Hal Shaffer heads to Kentucky for an early season archery hunt in search of a mature whitetail, with warm temperatures, Hal focuses on a buck living near the city limits.
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