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Bear Films Secret Vault Vol. 6 (2013)
Bear Films is proud to offer the best of our Secret Vault: Big cuddly bears, hairy tough guys, yummy cubs begging to get fucked and every other flavor of furry, hairy, chubby, and sexy bear! Watch these horny guys showing off their raging hard cocks and their round tummies for the camera. They're real and very raunchy!
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Bear Films is proud to offer the best of our Secret Vault: Big cuddly bears, hairy tough guys, yummy cubs begging to get fucked and every other flavor of furry, hairy, chubby, and sexy bear! Watch these horny guys showing off their raging hard cocks and their round tummies for the camera. They're real and very raunchy!
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In Theaters:8/19/2013
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Bear Films
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