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"Archery has gained a lot of popularity in recent months, and a Tri-State business is capitalizing on the interest.\"I really, I owe it all to my customers, because without them, I wouldn't be where I'm at today. They've always been loyal to me wherever I go,\" said Dustin Burdine.Watch this storyBurdine, an exhibitor at the Cincinnati Hunting and Fishing Show, is excited about the growth he's experienced since starting his business in Batavia, Broken Rack Archery, in 2006.Movies such as \"The Hunger Games\" have helped peak the interest of folks who may have never even considered the sport before now.\"They see shows like that, and think where can I find this stuff at? So yeah, we have seen a pretty big spike in our product sales over those movies,\u201D Burdine said.Organizers of the event are proud to include so many entrepreneurs as a part of their show.\"Just look across the board, across the hunting and fishing and travel, sports, and boat show and you're gonna see probably 99 percent of the companies here are all small businesses and they're the backbone of America,\u201D said Chip Hart of Hart Productions.The hunting and fishing exhibit runs in conjunction with the Travel, Sport and Boat show at the Duke Energy Convention Center.\"This is probably the best thing to have in town when the weather is like it is outside. Hunters and Anglers love it,\u201D said Hart.If you'd like to learn more about archery, you can visit Broken Rack Archery at 4287 Armstrong Blvd. in Batavia."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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