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Feeding off of “The Hunger Games”

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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Tours of DuPont State Recreational Forest where The Hunger Games were filmed will be the site of upcoming tours by a commercial outfitter offering fans a taste of the action.

The movie opens March 23.

Both day trips and weekend adventure trips are being offered, with the latter offering hands-on survival skill classes in addition to tours of the film locations.

Participants will be able to master fundamental survival skills such as orienteering, camo-face painting and shelter building.

Hunger Games Fan Tours will offer day trips and weekend adventures. Cost is $79 per person for day trips. www.hungergamesfantours.com or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 949.610.5570.

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