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Carnal Media Launches New All-Male Paysite ScoutBoys

Carnal Media Launches New All-Male Paysite ScoutBoys

LOS ANGELES — Carnal Media co-founders Legrand Wolf and Jay Wolf have expanded their web portfolio with the launch of fantasy paysite ScoutBoys.com that explores "gay scout erotica."

The site's inaugural menu of content was filmed on location at "a newly created campground built specifically for this purpose," explained Legrand Wolf.

"We went into the woods in a way that you can’t replicate very easily by renting some campgrounds," he continued. “Our studio has been able to expand so much that we’ve built the 'Carnal Boys Scout Camp for Elite Scouts' and had lots of fun trailblazing and clearing underbrush."

Concurrent with the debut of ScoutBoys is a "Cum With Carnal" promo content in partnership with newly launched NSFW editorial site TheGayGoods.com.

A rep explained the company is "asking fans to film themselves stroking to a Carnal Media scene. As an added encouragement, the company is offering a '$4 for 4 Days' trial membership to get the blood pumping." Click here for additional details.

Visit ScoutBoys.com and follow Carnal Media and ScoutBoys on Twitter.

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