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and now back to our show. Previously on Camp Dino, bone his friends saw boom and

tweedle acting suspiciously, but Paul wouldn't investigate. Instead, he reminded Bo he needed

to plant the tracker on Mama Rex. Bo practiced using Gavin's sling shot while they were at the

oasis, and it wasn't pretty. Going forward anyway, he found Mama Rex, fired the tracker at her,

and it landed in her mouth. What's worse, his Mama Rex saw that it was Bo who planted it on her.

And now for episode 7. Night Shoot. The Purple Rocket podcast presents Camp Dino and the Spring of

America. The next day wasn't nearly as fun as the oasis day. In fact, it wasn't fun at all,

despite Mom, Paul trying to make cleaning up sound like some exciting activity, as many parents do.

Kids dug trash out of bushes and put them into bags. Dino's big and small helped scoop up

piles with their tails. Bo had made a big picker-upper using the hood that had blown off

Mom's paws cheap. He'd fasten metal stakes to the bottom of one end and then attach it to a harness

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