Wildcat

I think you will be fine.. a lot of people hunt their entire life and never see one buck like those!!

That is really cool... my wife would love the statue!!! The shoe is a really cool memory piece!!

.... and by the way I am lucky and have sandy soil and no rocks, so did the holes with this.. works awesome

I built a similar structure last year (a run in for our 2 Clydesdales). see pic, it was still in process but you get the point... if you want to get a tractor in you are going to probably want to make it 12 foot deep.. if you do then I would suggest another post on either side.. also depending on total length you may want 4 posts along the back.. mine is 28x12 and feel like 9 posts was the right recipe.. Certainly not saying your plan is not good, just sharing what worked for me..

Growing fast, she is beautiful.. we bought a kiddy pool this weekend and filled it up and our lab spent the day jumping in an out of it... my wife and I smiled all day.. he is older, but a puppy at heart!!

Just curious what pallet forks you got... I have been looking at the type that clamp onto the bucket. Is that what you used?

I think you will find some of the smaller/craft distilleries give you an added perspective and often times the owner/distiller is giving the tour.. really fun... some of them also distill vodka, rum, moonshine, etc.... had to cleanse the kidneys when I got back.. lol

Was in Lexington area last week.. Bourbon trail is an absolute must... Bring lots of $$$

Awesome!!! So happy for you and your family... what a great addition..

I have owned numerus chevy trucks.. owned a dodge and the ride was amazing, but not great for hauling. my current 2017 F250 with 6.7 diesel is the best truck I have ever owned. My wife and I both drive it regularly and we both haul with it and we both feel the same way.. If I was going to buy a 150/f150 class truck, it would be the ford (..especially if you want something you can really haul with)

Cant agree more.. we went for our 10th anniversary.. we rented a villa in a smaller Tuscan town and did day trips and multi day trips from there.. I was amazed at how reasonable it was as well.. there were 4 of us and we never really spent more than 100 euros for dinner, including wine.. there is such variety and the beauty never gets old...

25.06... great for deer hunting and anything else you would hunt in this area..

I agree with the other.. Private sale is your best bet.. Part of the issue (and I have been in this situation in the past myself) is that despite the very low mileage, you have the look at the remaining term on the warranty. It is over after 36 months no matter what the mileage is.

posting for a friend This is a like new 1187 20 gauge. comes with both barrels (slug barrel is rifled), Redfiled Scope, sling, case). there are less than 10 slugs thru the barrel and other barrel has never been fired.. $1400 PM me if interested or have any questions

You really don’t need a boom sprayer... mine has a single spray nozzle and I get about 12 foot width out of it depending on how high I set it from ground level.. I have had mine 15 years and can not remember the brand.. I think they are all pretty similar..

I’ve seen those big ones in Texas... would not want them in my area... a friend of mine has a camp in Maine.. a beautiful and quiet spot.. at night it was so dark the stars almost didn’t look real.. now all you see it the flashing red lights on the wind turbines... not for me!!

Sounds awesome.. I am Rochester area, but would likely be interested depending on when (would also be willing to share a ride with someone else in the area)... I can certainly use some training... this is really generous of you

Done really well the past couple days with BW.. A "clean energy" play that seems to be getting a lot of attention with the new administration's policy/direction.. They have had a tough couple of years, but appears they have things back on track. Analysts think there is still much upside. Never heard it talked about here, so thought I would share...

Our driveway is 800 feet and was gravel up until 5 years ago (have lived here 14 years)... a gravel driveway is a constant WIP.. some of it has to do with drainage and what your soils is like (ours is pretty flat and very sandy soil).. we spent a lot of money over the years on stone and then had got a good deal on having it paved (we got the 800 feet and a decent sized parking area by our barn done for $27k 5 years ago).. I will just say that life is a lot easier for us now that it is paved (although I don’t like the $1200 sealing bill every other year).. not sure if this helps you or not but just sharing our perspective..

For those that use a 2 bottom plow, what are you pulling it with? I have a 30hp New Holland tractor and wondering if I will have any issues. Thanks in advance for the help/insight..

Must be exhausting to be such a prick!!

Thanks for making my point!!! well done!!

Nope, had to change email addresses and login credentials due to a job change.. been around a long time and try to contribute when I can or have something to share..

agreed, much better back then... A lot of good hunting info and a resource to get answers to questions.. learned a lot about food plots back then from this site.. Not much value these days...