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Old 10-12-2011, 09:04 PM
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Default Plowday video! Professionally shot and edited
Well at my fourth grasshopper plowday, I had a professional photographer. He shot about 3 hours of video, and even did some plowing himself! Here is what he came up with. Id say its probably one of the coolest cub things I have ever seen! please leave comments so I can tell him how awesome you all think it is.
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http://vimeo.com/30390007
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Great video!
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Pretty coool,looks like you need MORE CUBS!!
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That was very well done.
Thanks for sharing that.

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Hmmmmm... I'm not getting a thing on the page. No video.
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It's a link, not sure what could be wrong... Maybe your browser has an issue.
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It's a link, not sure what could be wrong... Maybe your browser has an issue.
Yep, won't work with Firefox...
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Tyler, great video. I really enjoyed watching it. Seems thats the next best thing to watch if you cant be there in person. I laughed at the lady in purple jacket just ramming through the last bale.

The film was very well shot and edited. Nice narration as well. I have a fasination with accents so I enjoy hearing other people talk from different parts of out continent. Beautiful land and dirt yall have there as well. Wish we were a little closer. When I hit the lotto, Ill be sure to make the trek and be in attendence at the Grasshopper PD.

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Great video! Cant wait to see more and i agree, MORE CUBS!!! Realy like your truck also!
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Tyler, great video. I really enjoyed watching it. Seems thats the next best thing to watch if you cant be there in person. I laughed at the lady in purple jacket just ramming through the last bale.

The film was very well shot and edited. Nice narration as well. I have a fasination with accents so I enjoy hearing other people talk from different parts of out continent. Beautiful land and dirt yall have there as well. Wish we were a little closer. When I hit the lotto, Ill be sure to make the trek and be in attendence at the Grasshopper PD.

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Tyler you'll have to forgive David he's used to ya'lls and yonders when he talks to people.
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