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About LinkBacksThere was a hunting museum in Queenstown for a long time, downtown. Alan Harrison one of the great South Is trophy hunters ran it. He closed it down after recieving continous bad press from the hand wringing liberals that now infest that town.
Alan's book would be one of the best on hunting in New Zealand during the period 50-70s. He was a true gentleman with the highest of ethical hunting standards.
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18-12-2012, 07:06 AM #1Pull, Bang, F$#K!!!!
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