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![]() John and Brendan Quinn |
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the north country, deer hunting is a family tradition. The
passion and the skills are passed along through generations,
usually from father to son. But these days, many hunters worry that their tradition
is fading. More young men are growing up in cities, where
hunting can seem old-fashioned, or even frightening. And even
in rural America, some fear that the culture of the hunt will
slowly vanish. Brian Mann reports. Listen
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| Above: (left) Marsh on Raquette River; (center) John Quinn; (right) The Quinn family has hunted here since the mid-Forties. | ||
Father
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![]() Far left: Tools of the trade. Left: The prize. Above: The camp. |







Father
and son make their way back toward camp.

