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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2020 · 42 MIN

#06> Quacker Stacker

from Wilderness Tamer · host conner Purvis

Good friend Quinton Carter comes on the podcast to dicuss humble beginnings of duck hunting, whitetail and everything in between. To now being a sure enough quacker stacker. He travels all over chasing them tail feathers. Had a blast recording cant wait to do it again.

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