How to get the high-tech edge on the wiliest bucks in the bush
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Mark Raycroft is a professional wildlife photographer and biologist who has spent the past 25 years traversing the continent, chronicling the life cycles and ecological challenges of species that evoke the spirit of the wild, with the view of promoting a greater understanding and empathy for these magnificent animals. Mark specializes in photographing and filming the icons of the north country: Moose, Caribou, Elk, Bears, Deer, Mountain Sheep, to name a few.
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