Published: January 3rd, 2011 10:54 PM
Last Modified: January 3rd, 2011 10:54 PM
Anchorage bowhunter Stacee Frost finished third in an online vote to crown America's Most Extreme Huntress.
The contest -- sponsored by Tahoe Films, the cable television show "Primal Adventures" and Prois Hunting Apparel -- pitted 10 finalists vying for a hunting trip valued at $20,000.
Participants submitted essays about their hunting exploits and judges narrowed the list down to 10 finalists, with the public casting the final ballots.
Angie Haas, an avid Montana hunter who used antlers for her bridal bouquet, won with 4,040 votes. Frost received 1,598.
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