Editor and host Dan Ladd takes the helm of this episode in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday. With a storm bearing down on the Northeast, Dan shares memories of past Thanksgiving Day storms, including a 1971 storm that is still a November record for Albany, N.Y. Then it’s on to deer stories surrounding the traditional Thanksgiving Day hunt, and beyond. We hope you’ll tune in and wish all a Happy Thanksgiving.
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Episode 60 — Happy Thanksgiving stories
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