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Tugs for which the Tug Fork was named

Tugs, such as those for which the Tug Fork in West Virginia was named, are stripped from animal hides.

Tugs, such as those for which the Tug Fork in West Virginia was named, are stripped from animal hides. (Photo: David Sibray)

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