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The Bears Go Woof! (2014)

What does the Bear say? Woof! Yes! It's that time of year again but these bears aren't on the hunt for anything cuddly! These men are ready to get out their fully loaded guns, grease them up real good and ream a tight hole! so grab the lube and a fresh towel and get ready to party with daddies, yummy cubs, furry bears and more...oh my! More flesh and fur than you can handle in four explosive scenes!
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What does the Bear say? Woof! Yes! It's that time of year again but these bears aren't on the hunt for anything cuddly! These men are ready to get out their fully loaded guns, grease them up real good and ream a tight hole! so grab the lube and a fresh towel and get ready to party with daddies, yummy cubs, furry bears and more...oh my! More flesh and fur than you can handle in four explosive scenes!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:4/15/2014
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Bear Films

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