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Way more does than in recent years in Wilcox, Dallas, Clarke and Marengo. No corn crash happening anywhere that I or my buddies hunt. Well I believe if you used some reading comprehension skills and go back and look......you'll see that I never said it was happening everywhere in the state. I said that most of the impacted counties were in north Alabama
Last edited by CNC; 01/18/24 03:53 PM.
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