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The HW crew rings in the new year in West Texas chasing Sandhill cranes with V Land & Holding; the birds roll, delivering limits and memories-especially for Eric Champlin's son; the trip ends with a wild blue quail flush in true Texas tradition.
The HW crew rings in the new year in West Texas chasing Sandhill cranes with V Land & Holding; the birds roll, delivering limits and memories-especially for Eric Champlin's son; the trip ends with a wild blue quail flush in true Texas tradition.
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