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Shed Hunting 101: How (and Why) to Find Sheds
The early spring pastime of choice for hunters across the country, shed hunting gives thousands of whitetail hunters a new excuse to get outdoors. For many, exercising and experiencing the whitetail woods in the spring opens new insights into the whitetail life cycle and familiarizes hunters with cold-weather deer habitats.
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