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TV News Affiliate Covers Hunter Harassment

Posted on March 27, 2014

After bringing to light the harassment and death threats being made to Colorado native and sportswomen, Charisa Argys, CBS news affiliate, Denver Channel 4, is helping spread the message through a news report that aired last night on the evening news.

Kathy Walsh, CBS Denver 4, covered the story and sat down for a one on one interview with Argys to better understand the level of threats being made against her. Please click below to see the level of harassment the anti-hunting community is making against Argys and other hunters across the nation.

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