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Art of the Hunt: Painter Ryan Kirby Brings 217” Danger Back to Life


Ryan Kirby shows how the memory of a deer doesn’t have to end at the hunt. Ryan Kirby brought Mark Drury’s largest buck to date back to life through this beautiful painting. Pretty impressive, huh? Ryan, a hunter himself, has a passion for wildlife and the outdoors. Watch the video to learn more about Ryan

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