List of Cabela's video games

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This is a list of hunting video games developed in conjunction with Cabela's for a variety of gaming platforms.

Contents

Big Game Hunter series

4x4 Off-Road series

Ultimate Deer Hunt series

Deer Hunt series

Dangerous Hunts series

GrandSlam Hunting series

Outdoor Adventures series

Others

See also

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