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Looking for opportunity to hunt on your land

Hi everyone,

I live in Milton and am looking for a Farmer in the Halton region who would be willing to allow me to hunt on their property for turkey during Spring turkey season and deer season, which is in the Fall.

I would be willing to help with farm chores as I do have previous experience working at a thoroughbred horse farm cleaning stalls, putting hay bales and straw bales in the loft, as well as general manual chores.  

I would take great care of showing respect and consideration to you and your property. If you are interested, please contact me at ubently@hotmail.com.

Thank you for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you.

Brandon Smart

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