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Foxes Have It, Too
Trapper’s tale concerning a captive silver vixen and her wild whiteface mate, as related to Jim Kjelgaard
May
1
1946
AL SWANSON
Foxes Have It, Too
AL SWANSON
May
1
1946
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SPORTS
Foxes Have It, Too
Trapper’s tale concerning a captive silver vixen and her wild whiteface mate, as related to Jim Kjelgaard
May
1
1946
AL SWANSON
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