Wildcat

well done!!

I guess I read it in the context of someone that has invested heavily in the property over time, has a good program in place and is not gonna just let any bunch of wahoos hunt there. There is significant cost of taxes and maintenance associated with a property like this and to offer it at a price of less than $60 per guy per day seem vey reasonable to me... I know what it takes to try to maintain and manage 115 acres and the cost of taxes, etc...

sounds like a tremendous deal!!

what are you going to be using to mow the lawn? my experience is that a front mount blower on a "good quality" mower is a better option... I think you would be amazed at how good they work. Plus it gets the snow out of the way vs. dealing with piles that become problematic. That said, you are dealing with a lot less snow down there than we do in upstate NY

When you perform a job everyday where you are putting your life at risk, you should be rewarded!!

the reasons pensions went away is the reason they will never come back.. They put all the burden on the employer and are way too costly, made much worse by life expectancies that continue to get longer and longer..

I guess too slow... I just checked and unavailable

just an FYI.. I was at BJ's in Greece, NY earlier today and they had RainX on sale for $3.50 a gallon

just kind of chuckling at reading all of this.. If someone owns a brand of truck you don't care for, but they love it, what is the problem with that? I have a 2017 F250 Diesel and absolutely love it.. I have friends that have similar trucks that are Chevy, GMC or Dodge that they love and that is great for them... It is a beautiful thing that we have choices.. In the past 10 years, I have personally owned Chevy, GMC, Ford and Subaru vehicles, so I am not partial to a specific brand. I usually have a truck and a "daily driver", as I put a lot of miles on commuting to work.

that is what I did with my F250.. Best decision I ever made!!

One of the best national anthems ever... RIP!! 1994 ASG: Meat Loaf performs national anthem - Bing video

Blanton's and Pappy are distilled by Buffalo Trace in Frankfort.. Many of the distilleries are in a 20 mile radius, so easy to hit a few in a day (with dd of course). Fun to tour. There are a lot of "craft" distilleries as well, many of which have nice restaurants as well. I enjoyed touring the smaller places better, as you got a better view into the process and they also seemed more liberal in the tasting as well. Can't go wrong either way.. Nice area and people are super friendly. One other thing.. Schedule tours way ahead of time, especially due to Covid group sizes are smaller. Scheduling a month out will ensure you can book times that work for you.

Wow 86 miles!! For the past 3 1/2 years I have been driving 69 miles each way and that was tough.. can’t imagine doing more.. I had a couple drives home last year that we’re pushing 2:45.. I just changed jobs and my new commute is 20 minutes and loving it.. everyone be safe in the morning…. Even if we get less than expected, the wind is going to have it moving around!!

AT&T stadium is crazy! To your point it is a great consistent experience. To build something other than a dome in this area would be a mistake in my opinion.

Favorite is a Colt Defender…. Just feels perfect every time I pick it up!!

Not looking good.. Big Ten teams always seem to struggle with the SEC….

Looks like a big bodied spike!!

I've heard the dumb ones taste better!!

congrats on the win... A 1000 acres is a huge chunk of change in todays day and age..

Tack driver!!!

If you really want something that will WORK hard for you and get you from point a to point b (and showing fast is not your desire), I would reconsider the Kubota…. You can not beat the Diesel engine for power and reliability.. the machine is built well and now has rear independent suspension which make a big difference.. I am on my second one and it does everything I need it to and more.. not cheap but nothing good ever is..

Just curious does the rope have a copper wire running thru it? All of our horse pasture fencing is something called Electrobraid.. it is like a rope with a hot copper wire running thru it.. we have had issues with bucks getting tangled in it.. I think when they are after a doe with their nose to the ground they don’t see it and then get tangled in it.. I have had a buck leave with 30 feet of it before….

DO you mind me asking where you bought the fan?

Is that a heat activated fan or battery?

looks like a sleep hill or gulley.... That is a big bodied deer to fight gravity with!!!