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Jase, Jep and Murry head to Maryland for a treasure hunt and duck hunt at a historical property called Napley Green; Si becomes obsessed with Jessica's farm fresh eggs.
Jase, Jep and Murry head to Maryland for a treasure hunt and duck hunt at a historical property called Napley Green; Si becomes obsessed with Jessica's farm fresh eggs.
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S4, EP5 "Family Is the Greatest Treasure"Jase and Missy have plans to surprise their adopted daughter Karina in Washington D.C.; he hatches a plan to treasure hunt in nearby Virginia.
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S4, EP2 "Virginia Is for Diggers!"The guys get invited to hunt the Hollyfield Manor in Virginia; Jessica enlists Miss Kay to help her get chickens for their backyard.
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