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Remove a turkey tail fan
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Make a box trap for live pheasants
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Mold and cast a fish mount for taxidermy statues
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Sabotage a cruel and unnecessary fox hunt
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Make a bench shooting bag
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Make a cheap but realistic goose call
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Prepare a deer skull for mounting in the European style
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Prepare a whitetail deer head for mounting
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Tie a noose loop knot for trapping animals
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Skin a rabbit
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Skin a pheasant
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Pluck a woodcock
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Mount deer antlers
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Deflesh the skull & antlers of a deer to make a mount
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Clean skulls
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Build a coyote trap
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Field dress a deer while hunting
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Mount a turkey tail
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Make a rabbit snare
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Remove a turkey tail fan
News:
Falcon Annihilates Fox and Deer
How To:
Sabotage a cruel and unnecessary fox hunt
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Mold and cast a fish mount for taxidermy statues
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Make a box trap for live pheasants
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Prepare a deer skull for mounting in the European style
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Properly cape a pronghorn antelope or similar for mounting and taxidermy
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Cut Deer Antlers, Clean Bear Skulls & Cape Elk Skins: The Art of Taxidermy
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Choose a good deer ambush spot & light a survival fire with steel
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Make sure your game is really dead
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Field dress a deer
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Score a big buck or elk
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Skin a deer with a golf ball
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SKin a deer the easy way
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Skin a deer hide
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Hunt the elusive hairy and yeti-like beast called Sasquatch (or Bigfoot)
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Make a cheap but realistic goose call
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Use arapuca in a bird trap
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