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Snowy Buck of the Week: Unplugged

By Sun-Times Wire

Click here for BOTW: Unplugged, the weekly celebration of live big bucks around Chicago outdoors, and other Field Notes.

Yeah, I know this goes back to last winter. But after this week, it just seemed right.

E-mail nominations to straycasts@sbcglobal.net.

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