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Are you keeping them watered/damp?

I keep mine in my garage. It gets cold, but not below freezing. I left a bucket with water in it last year, and I never saw ice. My oaks did well, but 50% of my chestnuts died back. I only have 5 chestnuts this year and the pots are bigger with older trees. To answer your question, a hard...

Will they ship for free?

I've been looking for one of these used for a reasonable price for years. I haven't found one.

I've used mostly 14 gauge for the last 3 years. It's held up fine, except for the 4 cages the bears found. They bent back into shape just fine.

I feel like I used to be able to find 100' rolls of 60" at TSC for about $100. I've been cutting them in 7' lengths, which gets me about 14 cages. Current price is $150. I might need 2 rolls for camp, and 1 for home this year.

Now you tell me! I know they occasionally have coupons too. There's a new TSC opening near me in the next few months. Hopefully they run some sort of grand opening offers and deals.

Does anyone have any tips on when welded wire fencing goes on sale? I usually need 100' of 5' fencing for fruit trees. I typically go with the 2"x4" grids vs the cheaper 4"x4". This has worked well, short of the few trees bears have gone after. Looking at prices this year, prices seem...

Does a K series home set its clock using the cell service? Over the weekend, I noticed my network was about 20 minutes earlier than the actual time. (Using 9.3.0 firmware)

It's hard to read on my phone, but it looks like none of the testing was with bolt action rifles, right?

I think many sports are, but the biggest two, Football and Men's bball, are not.

Take a look at the Griffin Sportsman Ultralight HD. I have the non-HD version and I'm very happy with it. It looks like they added a .36 caliber version that would work for .350 Legend. https://griffinarmament.com/shop/sportsman-ultra-light-hd-36-silencer/

I'd also consider this one, but I haven't used it. I like their chest spreader. https://www.hooyman.com/spreaders/vehicle-spreader/1135917.html

I'd vote Solo chest spreader. Corn is a big seed. I think many smaller spreaders will have issues with a large seed like it.

I can live with the layoff format, but the transfer rules and schedule are ridiculous. CFB needs to get some sanity around how many times and when players can transfer. My suggestions. 1. One free transfer without having to sit out a year. +1 free transfer if your coach gets fired or goes...

I never had good luck with the lawn type spreaders. Many plots were too uneven and they would tip over. They do fine with fertilizer and pelletized lime, but not dry ag lime. @Catscratch , what do you want to spread, how much, and how often? I've pretty much tried every style and can give...

There can be fouling issues where the suppressor joins to the barrel. It's more common in military scenarios. Sig Sauer and the Army are looking into odd wear patterns with the new M7.

Yeah, I don't see it being a mass market product, but I think economics of scale could produce them in common calibers, like .30 and 7mm. If you look at something like 7mm Backcountry, they're now designing cartridges to be coupled with shorter barrels plus suppressors. I'm a little surprised...

I think the next market opportunity is suppressed barrels. It eliminates the need for the added length of a screw on. I have a custom Ruger 77/22 with a suppressed barrel. It's awesome. The barrel profile looks like a typical bull barrel, but doesn't have as much weight. SRT Arms did it for me...

If you're interested in buying one and learning the process Silencershop, SilencerCentral and other websites have good explanations of the process. Personal purchases come back pretty quick now, while Trusts are slower. I'd expect a surge in January, but I did see some places were already...