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By Maggie Ekberg
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Blake Shelton has a new reason to sing a country tune, and it's not what you might expect. The 48-year-old "Boys 'Round Here" singer took to Instagram with a spark of pure joy, introducing fans to the latest addition to his Oklahoma ranch.
On Tuesday, August 20, the former Voice coach shared a video revealing a shiny new Kubota RTV-X1130 long bed tractor. This isn't just any piece of equipment — it's a high-end model beloved by outdoorsmen and farmers alike for its rugged flair and durability. Shelton couldn't hide his enthusiasm. "Meet the newest member of the family...," his post began, followed by a reveal of the impressive vehicle he affectionately refers to as the "big long thing."
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In the clip, the award winning artist gives fans a tour of the tractor's features, especially its expansive trunk space ideal for his hunting activities. "Deer. Gear. Beer. Pull up right here. I mean, what is that?" he exclaimed, highlighting how the vehicle is set to take his outdoor shenanigans to the next level.
Shelton's playful banter continued as he humorously warned his friends: "And to all my buddies out there, no. You're not borrowing this thing," before cheekily adding a musical touch to his declaration. "Don't go riding on my big long thing!" he sang.
It wasn't just the chart-topping legend who was revved up about the newest addition to his ranch; fans were equally thrilled and quick to share their amusement and admiration in the comments.
"Lol😂 What a song that would be! Blake you crack me up!!!" one fan wrote, clearly entertained by Shelton's impromptu tractor-themed ballad. Another chimed in, "She's a thing of beauty! Gitty up!" expressing their appreciation for the new vehicle. "He's backkkk and he's farminnn!!" exclaimed a third, happy to see the country music icon embracing his rural roots in true farm style.
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