Photo courtesy of KC’s Country Store
BIGGEST DEER — KC’s Country Store of Parkman has announced that Leah Gallant, 13 of Fairfield, is the winner of the 2022 youth biggest deer contest. Gallant shot her first buck, which weighed 180 pounds and had seven points. She was hunting with her “Bampa,” Karl Greenmen of Cambridge. Gallant is pictured with her prize, a 243 rifle, along with Greenmen and Nancy Nadeau, KC’s Country Store assistant manager.
Photo courtesy of KC’s Country Store
BIGGEST DEER — KC’s Country Store of Parkman has announced that Leah Gallant, 13 of Fairfield, is the winner of the 2022 youth biggest deer contest. Gallant shot her first buck, which weighed 180 pounds and had seven points. She was hunting with her “Bampa,” Karl Greenmen of Cambridge. Gallant is pictured with her prize, a 243 rifle, along with Greenmen and Nancy Nadeau, KC’s Country Store assistant manager.
KC’s Country Store youth deer contest winner
Contributed • January 18, 2023
Photo courtesy of KC’s Country Store
BIGGEST DEER — KC’s Country Store of Parkman has announced that Leah Gallant, 13 of Fairfield, is the winner of the 2022 youth biggest deer contest. Gallant shot her first buck, which weighed 180 pounds and had seven points.
Photo courtesy of KC’s Country Store
BIGGEST DEER — KC’s Country Store of Parkman has announced that Leah Gallant, 13 of Fairfield, is the winner of the 2022 youth biggest deer contest. Gallant shot her first buck, which weighed 180 pounds and had seven points. She was hunting with her “Bampa,” Karl Greenmen of Cambridge. Gallant is pictured with her prize, a 243 rifle, along with Greenmen and Nancy Nadeau, KC’s Country Store assistant manager.Photo courtesy of KC’s Country Store
PRIZE BUCK — Leah Gallant of Fairfield, KC’s Country Store’s 2022 youth biggest deer contest winner, has been hunting for years and she has tagged three with two of these in 2022. She shot her first buck hunting with her “Bampa,” Karl Greenmen of Cambridge.
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