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Going to be beautiful!

I have Buttonbush growing along our banks. I like it quite a bit better than Willows or Sycamore. Deer hammer it.

I'm a fan of simple stuff. I'll take the bags out of cereal boxes and switch them with other boxes. Take all the labels off canned food in someone's pantry, or just switch the small tuna can labels with the small cat food can labels. Sugar in the salt shakers. Finger messages on bathroom...

First one I ever made was chain-link and logs. It did what it was supposed to do but wasn't very convenient. Was always tracking crooked or picking up debris and making grooves or something. This one tracks better, can be flipped, and doesn't pick up a lot of junk. Same but better.

It's beginning at our place...

There's a few boards bolted in. The drag actually rides on the boards when it's flipped this way. Tends to drag dirt across them side to side, giving a flat path behind it. If I want deep seeds I disc deep and drag over the disc. Shallower I disc, drag, spread, then drag again. Really...

I've done core aeration in my yard. Pretty sure 100% of the holes caught seeds and grew weeds.

That's a cute kid! Will turn out to be the best joke of your life!

I never worry about shells. Have shot turkeys with dove loads (head shot with lots of pellets), and steel duck loads. I'm not much on pushing limits for distance, but I'd say at 25yds anything would work. Just throw a pattern on something real quick to make sure you know what's going out...

There's a few boards bolted to the bottom. It can be flipped over and drags a little different.

Congrats! That's awesome!

Bark has to be real bark and not smooth skin type of bark before ill let window screen come off. At about the same time is when I'll take the big cage off and replace it with a smaller diameter one. I trust our deer and small mammals to sabotage anything I let my guard down on.

Lol, I did that once too. Every single one clipped!

Blooms are blowing off pears. And a pile of prunings were awfully attractive to something. Guessing rabbits.