Episode 145: My Turkey Has Hypothermia, Officer. With Peyton Merideth

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Recorded25 Jan 2023

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In this episode, I'm joined by retired Fairbanks police officer and detective, Peyton Merideth. Although he's recently moved, Peyton spent most of his life here in Fairbanks, and is a passionate outdoorsman. We talk about his book My Turkey Has Hypothermia, Officer, some of the major crimes and experiences he dealt with, and wrap it up with plenty of hunting talk. Enjoy! If you want a copy of his book, you can pick it up at Mark Knapp's shop or Barnes and Noble in Fairbanks, or by getting in touch with Peyton through Facebook.

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