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Ranch Hand Rumble (2004)

Our latest collaboration with the Jet Set muscle meat stable brings you the awesome debuts of power top, Buck McCall; boy-next-door, Brad Collins; and Motor City spitfire, Trayce Cannon. Buck and Brad swagger into the ranch house with a problem. Buck is sure Brad left a gate open and now the cows are out. Brad swears he's innocent, but Buck decides they can wrestle their way to the truth. Each is so cocky, they're willing to let blowjobs and a fuck be the stakes. Each of them end up with a mouthful of ranch steak, but who's going to get ridden hard and put away wet? Enter naive, young Cannon, and the two go to town, breaking him in like a fresh colt. Taming him with back and forth blowjobs, he's soon plugged from both ends. And both are going to have that tight ass. Once satisfied, Cannon is left to his own right hand. Ride 'em cowboy!
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Our latest collaboration with the Jet Set muscle meat stable brings you the awesome debuts of power top, Buck McCall; boy-next-door, Brad Collins; and Motor City spitfire, Trayce Cannon. Buck and Brad swagger into the ranch house with a problem. Buck is sure Brad left a gate open and now the cows are out. Brad swears he's innocent, but Buck decides they can wrestle their way to the truth. Each is so cocky, they're willing to let blowjobs and a fuck be the stakes. Each of them end up with a mouthful of ranch steak, but who's going to get ridden hard and put away wet? Enter naive, young Cannon, and the two go to town, breaking him in like a fresh colt. Taming him with back and forth blowjobs, he's soon plugged from both ends. And both are going to have that tight ass. Once satisfied, Cannon is left to his own right hand. Ride 'em cowboy!

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Directed By:Matthew Moore
Written By:Matthew Moore
In Theaters:6/1/2004
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Can-Am Productions, Jet Set Productions

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