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Randall Cook

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While in the army, stationed in Kansas, Randall got this tat to reflect his belief in the second amendment.
Edward DePoe

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After getting the deer head, Edward added the Winchester slogan believing that it is the premier ammo company.
Tom Detrick

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The Nuge saw Tom’s ink at an airport and called his Browning Buckmark and DU logo “hardcore.” Quite a compliment.
Freddy Green

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This scene is supposed to depict the view from a tent at first light. Freddy says there are 48 colors in the whole mural
Rob Harris

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Rob and his wife Nancy have been hunting together since they met, and have matching elk tattoos to show their dedication.
Nancy Harris

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Along with her husband’s European mount tattoos, Nancy decided to get this portrait of an elk bugling.
Rustin Hatch

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Tired of his wife nagging him for not bringing home any keepers from steelhead fishing, Rustin had this one put on his leg. Now he always comes back with a fish.
William Powers

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As an avid smallmouth fisherman, William decided to get a tribal fish tattoo along with a hook/wave motif on his right arm.
Fred Palcovich

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After breaking his leg on a turkey hunt, Fred dealt with his frustration by getting some ink. By the way, check out his beard collection in the background!
Speed Rasmussen

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The mallard is Speed’s favorite duck, both to hunt and to eat. He needed this ink as a reminder for the off-season.
David Ronning

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When you shoot a buck that scores 140-1/8 typical, why not get a tattoo as homage to that heavy-tined brute?

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