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1:53.6	From Eater's World News headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review with Ryan
2:00.1	Cal, Kellin. Now here's Cal. 11,000 birds were killed during a hail storm in and around
2:07.4	Montana's Big Lake Wildlife Management Area. Big Lake is located in stillwater county, Montana,
2:13.7	and is a seasonal home to thousands of waterfowl and wetland birds. 70-mile per hour winds and
2:20.0	baseball-sized hail hit the area last week, killing and maiming an estimated 13,000 waterfowl and
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