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Congrats on your retirement. I worked in a paper mill for 31 years til they shut down 5 years before my retirement. Had a few guys tell me they weren't going to do anything when they retired and went to their funeral a short time later. We have to keep moving,have a purpose in life but now it's...

Welcome back. Yes, I think life is busier retired. Lol. A lot of my work acquaintances wondered how they got anything done while having a job. I know we move a little slower but often a little smarter. And sometimes just don't care. Lol.

Would something like that also work to keep the dew,frost,etc from screwing up pics ?

My wife tested positive when she went to see her mom in a seniors home. I then tested,positive too but was testing negative two days later. Had to take 5 days off from work,negative the whole time. Obviously had it the week before. We have our first booster. Very strange how it affects...

I have a front mount 54 inch jd on a 1025r . Wouldn't be without it now. They're not cheap but work well.

Last year I had 6 wolves in 1 cam pic. This year,pics of a couple now and then. Sprayed my 1 acre plot with gly, came back beautifully in clover and alfalfa. The bears moved in,1 doe Pic in 3 weeks. Plot is heavily fertilizer in bear shit. Lol. Plan is to get another couple plots cleared this...

I have one I use on a jd 1025R. I really like it ,also have a piranha toothbar. Easy to put on and take off. Don't think I would go without having one now.

My cousin planted oats with turnips last spring. They combined the oats and the turnips came up great after that. It was a super dry summer but with fall rains. The deer were in those fields hard. Could this be another planting method?

I had a quarter acre field in the corner of a hay field for horses that had a ten foot wide strip of sweet clover in it. Sweet clover is bad for horses. I raked that small piece then went to rake the main field. I thought, I should have checked the small piece to see if it was dry enough to...

My neighbors, both long passed on now, first date consisted of her holding the flashlight while he did the shooting. Lol. She knew what she was getting into. That was in the probaly 80 years ago, different times then. She also had used a measuring cup as a shot glass my wife said.

A little hint for your planting spades, sharpen them with a file. First thing we did after working a forest fire. Can make a huge difference.

I live across from minnesota in the rainy river district. I know our ag research center has mg growing, i am thinking its about 5 feet tall. No idea how old it is.

Our ministry banned natural deer lures, can only use artificial scents to help prevent disease but you can bait all you want. I think the tourism industry had a big play in that.

I have a jd1025r. I have done a lot with it. Its small, tippy but fits in our stock trailer fine. Recieved a front snowblower last year for it, works great. I, now having this, would like a little bigger one but, well you know. Lol.

We did both jewel cave and wind cave on our 5 th anniversary. On our second trip with our daughter, jewel cave tours were booked solid but they did have a lantern tour at the original entrance. It was great, not a hollywood example of a cave but the way it was back when.

In my area, any white pine that survives not being browsed will get rubbed and killed anyway.

The one osb plant in our area is running full steam ahead. Making huge money but the guys owning the wood have not seen anything.

Radish, turnips, rape, are all in the brassica family as is kale and others. It all depends on how they are used. A pound of them per acre in a mix with other forage should be ok yearly but a planting of all brassicas yearly could spell trouble. Its best to rotate crops for soil health. Look...

Around here you would have no luck with white pine. They are high on deer preference list and if any survived, a buck sure will rub it to death.

Very nice, where did you get him in Canada?