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Bear Handlers (2019)
Just like zookeepers, men who love bears need to know how to handle the furry creatures. They need to know how to read a bear, especially when he's hungry for that most sacred and delicious of morsels. And whether the bear wants to cuddle, or whether he wants cock, hole, or cum - sometimes all of the above - Graydon Emory Ford, Atlas Grant, John Thomas, Rex Blue, Chip Young, Kurt Jacobs, and Jayson West, all know how to please their man because they are Bear Handlers.
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Just like zookeepers, men who love bears need to know how to handle the furry creatures. They need to know how to read a bear, especially when he's hungry for that most sacred and delicious of morsels. And whether the bear wants to cuddle, or whether he wants cock, hole, or cum - sometimes all of the above - Graydon Emory Ford, Atlas Grant, John Thomas, Rex Blue, Chip Young, Kurt Jacobs, and Jayson West, all know how to please their man because they are Bear Handlers.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/2/2019
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Bear Films
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