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Hawk McAllister

Also known as:

Dillen McFate

Gaven McFate

Gavin McFate

Hawk McAllistar

Hawk McCallister

Jeff Ricks

Hair:

Brown
Blond

Eyes:

Hazel

Body Hair:

Smooth

Facial Hair:

None
Goatee

Height:

6ft 3in / 191cm

Weight:

195lbs / 89kg

Build:

Trim

Skin:

White

Piercing:

None
Nipple
Dick

Dick Size:

8in / 20cm

Foreskin:

Uncut

Position:

Versatile Bottom

Persuasion:

Gay

Born:

1967

From:

Boise, ID

Tattoos: Biceps, Back, Deltoids
left biceps: salamander
left groin: two small cherries

Notes:

Grew up on a 10 acre farm with 8 siblings. Very sexual from an early age, his first man-sex was in college.
Enjoyed doing drag. A boyfriend was friends with Karen Dior who got him involved with his first movie, Dildo Pigs. From those words we guess his name in that video was Jeff Ricks.

1998

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Online Episodes

	Date	Title	Alias	Studio	Action	Costars
	Date	Title	Alias	Studio	Action	Costars
action notes: O=Oral; A=Anal; M=Mutual j/o; R=Rim; S=Straight; g=give; r=receive; b=bottom; t=top;

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Movies

	Foot¹ Notes	Year	Title	Action² Notes	Alias	Studio	Type	Category
	¹Foot Notes	Year	Title	²Action Notes	Alias	Studio	Type	Category

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Film Shorts

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	Year	Title	¹action Notes	Alias	Studio

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References:

Jamoo. Superstars 2. : Champion Press, 1999 pg. 126
Doug Lawrence. "Zach Richards" XXX Interviews Vol. 1 No. 12 Aug. 2001: Adam Gay Video Erotica pg. 30 (Interview/Pictures)

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