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    Sarah is a wildlife biologist and avid hunter who has dedicated her career to understanding predator-prey relationships in North American ecosystems. She holds multiple certifications in hunter education and has contributed to conservation initiatives across the continent. Her scientific background brings depth and accuracy to discussions about ethical hunting and habitat management.

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