

Hairy Boyz 40[2015]
Handpicked classic scenes from Wild Ride, Animus, Arab Heat, Laid Off, and Brutal, Part 2.
The newest collection from the Hairy Boyz line serves furry fuckers in man-on-man action! Vol. 40 gives you a hot and hairy selection of scenes from the best Raging Stallion Studios movies.

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