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    Whitetail Access: How to Hunt Top Whitetail States Cheaply and Effectively

    By Chris Eberhart

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    About this ebook

    Stop dreaming and start hunting!

    Readers will get the most out of their time and money with this informative book. Written with the budget-conscious hunter in mind, this guide puts the reader in the driver's seat with do-it-yourself tips and techniques for taking your hunt to the top whitetail states.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKrause Publications
    Release dateNov 19, 2008
    ISBN9781440224935
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    Whitetail Access: How to Hunt Top Whitetail States Cheaply and Effectively

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