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By Kyle Carter
Sunday, October 5, 2008 Seasonal Affect Disorder is most commonly associated with winter depression, but Stephen Browning of Hot Springs, Ark., might have something similar. "There's not a time in the offseason that I can't tell you exactly how many days there are until deer season starts," said Browning, who makes his living fishing and traveling on the Bassmaster Elite Series eight months a year. "I watch it that close. Deer hunting is in me as much as bass fishing is in me." Kudos to Browning for handling the ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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