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  1. 05-11-2013, 04:35 PM #1
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    Sardine trail conditions

    Sardine is dry as a bone and in great shape right now, only two small ten foot patches of snow on the north side but there is a trail between them, only one downed tree which also has a trail around it and it is 50 yards off the trail coming from maples. Hit up its great!



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    Thanks for the report. If we don't hit Mueller Park tomorrow night we'll be up at Sardine.
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