? Horizontal Menu Bar not loading in IE

Our horizontal menu bar does not load into IE.  It works fine in Safari, Firefox and Chrome.  It used to work on all four
browsers so I've gone back and uploaded an older version of our site to see if I could get it to work in IE.  Even this older
site does not load anymore, also reloaded all our older Spry Assets and CSS. 
The Website is www.sundogexpeditions.com
Thanks for any help and I'll provide any additional info to help diagnose my problem

We found the problem in the ul.MenuBarHorizontal li MenuBarItemIE .  The display listed "none"  We deleted it
and everything appears to display just fine in IE.  Not sure if this was the best fix but it works for now.
Thanks

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