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Tight Lips Sink Ships: Film Series
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Sarah Roberts
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PRODUCED BY BeAlive and Blood Origins
PHOTOGRAPHY BY Nature’s Eye Media / Drew Seals
In the flooded timbers of Arkansas, three women are changing the public perception of waterfowl hunting. Cara Harper, former host of Ducks Unlimited TV, waterfowl guide Ashton Stockwell, and Kim Rogers, their lifestyle is about far more than pulling the trigger. It’s about the hunt, the visceral experience of calling birds into decoys and the skill required to do so. Their goal is to make people rethink stereotypes of women in hunting. In Uncharted Waters, they do exactly that.
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