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Greenhorn (1982)
It's the 1800's and these cowboys are young, hung & eager, always ready for sex… especially if you're a young buck. This is the story of Greenhorn ( Andy Fuller ), the new greenhorn on a ranch somewhere in the late 1800's. Be there as Andy recounts his hot horny experiences with the foreman and all the ranch hands.
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It's the 1800's and these cowboys are young, hung & eager, always ready for sex… especially if you're a young buck. This is the story of Greenhorn ( Andy Fuller ), the new greenhorn on a ranch somewhere in the late 1800's. Be there as Andy recounts his hot horny experiences with the foreman and all the ranch hands.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1982
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Red Hanky Express, Le Salon Video, Bijou Classics
Cast
Steve Scott
Director
Andy Fuller
Greenhorn
Adam Mitchell
Adam
Jim Rogers
Assistant Ranch Foreman/Bunkhouse
Beau Matthews
Railgang Worker/Ranch Hand
Gian Carlo
Ranch Hand/Night Barn Scene
Joel Thomas
Ranch Hand/Night Barn Scene
Tom Richards
Ranch Foreman
Jimmy Johnson
Ranch Hand/Corral Scene
Rick Faulkner
Ranch Hand/Tub Scene
Jay Dexter
Cook
Tim Hughes
New Greenhorn
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