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Pronghorn Passage: Tracking the antelope migration in western Wyoming
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The Taylors
Jan 04, 2012 03:05 PM
not only is this video critical, significant, and important to underscore the need for open spaces and connectivity, but equally important in my perspective is these are two young americans willing to do this kind of effort. this appears to have been a time consuming and likely uncomfortable (at times) effort. good to know there's a few young americans willing to sacrifice. they are right up there with the young in the military.....
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