Bowsnbucks
5 year old buck +
Beautiful pic of your surroundings and that sunset! Plan came together. Great buck too - lots of character on that one. He'll make a nice wall-mount.
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My neighbor also rented a machine a couple weeks ago. I got a phone call from him stuck inside the machine. This is what it looked like when I got there…….
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My neighbor also rented a machine a couple weeks ago. I got a phone call from him stuck inside the machine. This is what it looked like when I got there…….
He’s a lucky man. My first thought was what if it would’ve caught fire while he was trapped inside. I’m not trying to be mean I know everybody has seen a person that is not smooth with hydraulics. He had the machine for a week and I saw him doing some work and every movement was jerky. He was on a little bit of a down slope and raised the cutter too high. He was trapped inside for over two hours. Finally after multiple attempts I called a tow truck and it pulled upright fairly easy. Machine was fine. He was bruised up on his ankle and arms and would not get back in the machine to take it to his house. I drove it to house for him and he called the rental company and had it picked up.Oh no!!!!!!!
I want to hear the story on that, how did you even get him out of it?
Did he get hurt, or the
Just a tip here if you don't want maple "helicopters" spreading all over your strips / field / home area. There are several male-clone seedless types on the market. They're red maples. "Sun Valley" and "Autumn Spire" are 2 really good ones. Autumn Spire originated in Minnesota, so it'll take cold. I have one in our front yard for about 9 years now - no helicopter seeds, and spectacular fall color - bright red. We have several Sun Valley red maples at camp in the lawn there. No seeds and brilliant orange-ish red fall color. There are other red maple varieties that are seedless that can be found in a search bar typing, "Seedless Red Maple varieties."Rented eleven thousands pounds of skid steer with a bush hog attachment yesterday to push the front of the woods back 20’-30’.
Was getting way to many little dogwoods and various trees, shrubs/briars creeping out into what used to be a CRP strip ten years ago.
The wife also wants some variety of hard maple trees planted along the woods like sugar and red to add some nice fall colors to the browns of hickory/oak/walnut/cherry that are just pretty much brown in fall.
The skid steer was a beast! Quite the learning curve for me being used to our old skid loader at the farm thirty years ago.
This new one was full of computer gadgets and controls.
Seeded grass in when I was done, supposed to get some rain the next four days.
Now it just picking up sticks, planting mama’s trees and mowing this area.
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