Welcome to Hell: Hunting the Badlands of Southern Alberta

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Thu, 2003-11-06 13:06

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Welcome to Hell: Hunting the Badlands of Southern Alberta

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Welcome to Hell: Hunting the Badlands of Southern Alberta

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Sun, 2004-01-04 06:04

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Welcome to Hell: Hunting the Badlands of Southern Alberta

Great story! We live and hunt the not-so-bad lands in SW Sask, and can relate to the rough terrain, cacti and thistle, and the magnificent trophy tumbling down hill, praying he does not bust up his rack on the way down.

Wed, 2004-09-15 16:43

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Welcome to Hell: Hunting the Badlands of Southern Alberta

I really liked the story (stories) and the pictures. I had no idea about Alberta. I love the looks of the terrain. We have some pretty bad stuff around here, minus, for the most part, the cactus.

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