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I opened my doves too.

I was already in the swamp

and the wallblones.

I sat in the water on the edge.

I've never forget this.

I looked like that. It was 10 o'clock exactly. I sat down a little wall and I just looked in the button woods. I seen something doing this. I looked through my scope. It was a big old rack. So I walked to him. It was 65 steps. I went, looked like that. It was a big 11 point. He was pounded, big old swamp. He weighed 235 pounds. It was a swamp book. I outsmarted that son of a gun. That is what I call deer hunting. The last dugout I made, it took me, it took me two months to build each dugout.

It's a lot, a lot, a lot of work. You got to have your heart into it to make one. But the

first duck I picked up and threw in it, it was worth every bit of it. When you build

something, you got all that sweat in it, It really makes you appreciate the sport of honey. Dale Bordelan, thank you for having us down here at the Bayou Beast Call Shop, man.

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