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After planting the Big Tine food plots on the Hunt Masters farms with the Kasco Eco Drill, Joe Umphries of Big Tine and Jonathan Hoop of Kasco Mfg get their shot at two mature Illinois whitetails.
After planting the Big Tine food plots on the Hunt Masters farms with the Kasco Eco Drill, Joe Umphries of Big Tine and Jonathan Hoop of Kasco Mfg get their shot at two mature Illinois whitetails.
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