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Oregon Hunting and Fishing Guide -1979

I’m not a hunter but I come from a family of duck hunters. When I was younger my older brother and father would religiously wake up very early on Sundays during duck season to go hunt. Sometimes they were successful and other times they’d come home in fowl moods. I was always impressed with their… Read More Oregon Hunting and Fishing Guide -1979

05/18/200805/19/2008 John Chilson2 Comments

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