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Souped up groundhogs. lol

Should be great for pond building. Make lemonade :)

Better days are ahead for you. When the chasings done you get to breed her! haha

Have you tried it in float mode. Seems like it might work better that way.

Thank you

Sorry, I meant the grounding sheet.

I've also been considering one. What brand did you get?

I've thought seriously about getting one, but I read somewhere that you can't back up while cutting as it can cause some kind of damage to the belts or some such thing. There are a lot of places I need to back into some fairly rough stuff. What say you? Is this true?

So sorry you guys are having to go through all of this. Hopefully she will get better soon and you guys can relax a little. Praying for you all in the name of JESUS

Ok, sounds good. I think I'll give them a try.

Thanks for the reply. It says not to use with petroleum products. I generally use triclopyr with diesel. Do you know anything about that? Does it cause them to deteriorate quickly? What did you use in them?

Has anyone tried using the herbicide daubers for cut stump treatment that are called Buckthorn Blasters ? Looks like an easy, no mess way of applying herbicide to stumps.. Just wondering how well they actually work and if they hold up very well. Thanks for any feedback on this. Mark

Well, thanks for all the feedback. Lot of things to consider here. If I don't get a good stand of cereal this fall I'll probably try oats or barley with some clover next spring. As for as the weeds I have, right now, foxtail is probably the worst. In the spring I usually get a lot of cheat...

It's not too late yet for rye but no moisture in sight as of now. Do you think the barley would do the trick in the spring? Better chance of moisture then and I could drill it in.

So, the cereals work well even when planted in the spring? I guess that is my question.