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A Few First Day Deer Kills for your Viewing Pleasure

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Angela Hersman, 10 point Calhoun County
Brayden Ratliff, 3 point, Braxton County
Samantha Moles, 3 point, Braxton County
Cameron Spaur, 10 point, Calhoun County
Erica Jones, 9 Point, Calhoun county

Remedy Riddel, 6 Point, Calhoun County

Karson Propst , 6 point, Calhoun County
Mason Propst, 10 point, Calhoun County
Abby Shiflet , 11 Point, Calhoun County
Vonda Williams, 6 point, Wirt County, (Pretty impressive for a gal 6 weeks post knee surgery!)

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