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G’Day! Defendersblog,
Cool Post, I’ve heard and seen many different opinions on this subject from many different hunters. Of course no hunter wants to watch the area he’s about to hunt in month catch fire and go up in ashes. Especially if you’ve been hunting and scouting that area for a while. You’ll most likely have to find a new area to hunt that season.
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