Shemale Delight

I arrived at Buck and Doe's around four o'clock. When I pulled into the parking lot, I was surprised at how big the place was. I was also surprised at how nice it was inside. I don't really know how to describe it, but the atmosphere wasn't "sleazy" like some strip clubs I've been in. It seemed very professional, I guess you could say. The bartenders and waitresses/waitors were dressed alike. Black dress slacks or skirts, white dress shirts, and red neckties. The bar ran along the length of one wall. On the opposite wall was a short runway, which came from a changing room, I assumed. That led to a huge, round stage in the middle of the floor. The rest of the floor was filled with tables and chairs. There was 25 or 30 tables. Some were tables for two and some were tables for four. There was probably about 50 customers in there watching the show, about half of them were women, which I found a little odd. But, I soon found out there were so many women and why the place was called Buck and Doe's. I sat at the bar, ordered a drink, and watched the show. A black girl was just starting her set. She was around 5'5" tall, long straight hair, around 34C size tits, and nice round ass. Needless to say, the second I saw her, the bulge in my pants started growing. After 4 songs she was naked, with 2 more songs to go. This girl had my favorite thing to look at on a woman, a clean shaven pussy. I had a huge hard-on by the time she was done with her set. I ordered another drink and waited for the next dancer. When the music started, some of the girls started yelling and screaming. Why now and not before I thought to myself. The answer came when the next dancer walked out, it was a guy. Yes, a male stripper. This place has both, female and male strippers, that alternate sets. Hence, the name Buck and Doe's. A very unique and great idea I thought.

I stuck around for a couple of hours, planning to come back later. While the guys were dancing, I looked around, checking out the decor and, of course the women, trying not to be too obvious.