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After taking two great bucks in Nebraska, the "Road Trips" crew came back home to Georgia with Tyler and Rigsby taking bucks on back-to-back sits; Dash makes three Georgia bucks in three sits!
After taking two great bucks in Nebraska, the "Road Trips" crew came back home to Georgia with Tyler and Rigsby taking bucks on back-to-back sits; Dash makes three Georgia bucks in three sits!
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