A First Sit in Mississippi | Austin Riley Smokes a Giant | Realtree Road Trips
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Atlanta Braves' third baseman Austin Riley is usually spending his September and October holding it down on the hot corner in the MLB playoffs. Being that he can't hunt much during the early part of deer season. During December and January, he usually hunts hard in Mississippi. This year was no different. He jumped at the opportunity to head down to the Backwoods Testing Grounds to hunt with the Small Town TV crew in Yazoo City. Austin capitalizes on a first sit opportunity on a true Mississippi giant over a Backwoods Attraction food plot. That makes three first-sit bucks taken for the Road Trips crew at the Backwoods Testing Grounds.
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