Uncatagorized.....things we see....
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chucker66
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I bet 94 between Hudson and Eau Claire is very similar. I see dead deer on that stretch every time I drive it no matter what time of year.35,000 deer / year accidents? Yowsa!
Minnesota drivers hit thousands of deer a year. Here's where it happens most.
It's not on the northern forest roads, or on a long winding curve where it's hard to see. It's not in the grasslands or on the narrow county highways that roll past farms and thick corn fields. The most likely place for a deer to suddenly jump out in front of a car and cause a crash in Minnesota...www.yahoo.com
Foggy47
5 year old buck +
A person would think that a high fence in these areas would help allot. OTOH.....if a deer goes around the high fence....then in effect he is "penned" into the highway.
chucker66
5 year old buck +
Its weird. They are re-doing HWY 53 up here and they replaced the woven wire fence on both sides of the road. Thing is, the fence is only 4' high (might be 5') Does that make sense or does somebodies brother own a fence company?
Foggy47
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I suppose it will keep pets, some small game and children from wandering onto the road......and it may tend to re-direct some deer? Could just as well be a three footer. Not sure there is much recent thought in fencing.
PatinPA
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that happens here a lot with soundwalls along the highways. They get trapped and freak out and run back and forth across the highway.
chucker66
5 year old buck +
Not very many things piss me off more than seeing a dead turtle on the road, especially a snapper. You can't miss a turtle? Really? Especially knowing most of them are females looking to lay eggs.
Tree Spud
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I can't tell you how many times I have stopped to move a turtle across the road before some idiot runs them over.
Foggy47
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Check out this bear.
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Foggy47
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So....A while back, I had a rant on the lower link pins as found on my RTP Goliath roller crimper. The problem is that their is no way (I could find) to use a category 1 attachment with the pins furnished without possible loss of the pins due to the hairpin retention means that they provide. I had lost the hairpins twice with this silly arrangement.....so I decided I needed to fix this before I caused some damage to my tractor or the implement. I found some shoulder bushings on McMaster Carr that convert one side of each pin from cat 2 to a cat 1 size. The other side is cat 1. Thus I was able to install a bolt of the proper cat 1 diameter and solve the problem. I use PAT'S lower links....so the bolt does not need to be removed or installed to hook up the implement. Problem solved.
Telemark
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I don't think he's saying anything controversial. His read on the global market is very much in line with everything I have been hearing.
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tooln
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I think he hit the nail on the head.
tooln
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WOW
