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From Mediators World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana,

this is Cal's weekend review presented by Steel.

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Now here's your host Ryan Cal

Callahan. A Canadian hunter bagged a three-legged bull-legged

bull-class month that probably meant more to him than it would have to most.

That's because Brock McDonald of British Columbia is also missing a leg.

McDonald told local media that he lost his right leg working on an oil rig after it got caught in a chain.

He was lifted 25 feet in the air and the leg was ripped from his body.

Looks like meat back on the menu boys.

That sounds like just about the worst way a fellow can lose a leg, but it doesn't seem to have slowed him down all that much. His Facebook page shows him out in the woods with his family and he's

posted photos posing with elk white tail mountain lions and moose, but his latest elk

seems like it was destined for him. He says the elk's back right leg had been removed at the joint, but that it was totally healed.

Real random, because I am missing a leg as well, he posted on Facebook.

You know how they say that dogs and dog owners start looking like one another after a while?

I wonder if the same is true of hunters and game animals.

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