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Red beans and beef are the specialities.
Dirt streets but since you maybe only get 18 inches of moisture, works fine.
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I have never hunted birds out west befor but will have to give it a try sometime. A Parker for the birds and a 22-250 for some off time Prarie Dogs looks to be a good combination.
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