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watching dogs is really fun. Glad you guys had a good time..
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I'm planning on heading there in April to shoot some clays....Looks like the pheasant hunting will be closed then.
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We plan on spending some time out there shooting clays throughout the spring and summer as well.
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If you guys can work a deal with Ron to include lunch......you wont be sorry.
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Looks like you had a great time! Congrats.
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