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Polar Rock Polar Bear Sculpture

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1 Polar Rock Polar Bear Sculpture
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2 Wild & Free Whitetail Sculpture
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3 Taber Bluebill Decoy This item sponsored by: <<name here>>

4 Big Brother Horse Sculpture
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5 Proud Moment Lab bust with Mallard
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6 Mallard Decoy This item sponsored by: <<name here>>

7 Chickadee Pair This item sponsored by: <<name here>>

8 Final Approach Canada Goose Sculpture
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