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About LinkBacksYou can head out the farm and shoot all you want when I go.
I have safe lines out to 1200 but don't shoot much till winter as mirage is a pain unless I can be bothered shooting early morning or dusk.
There are plenty of other places to stretch the barrel 10mins form town as well.
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