There is a form on dec website that you print off and take to your dr to sign then submit to dec... I believe there is a temporary and permanently disabled form... Make sure you get permanent... I believe the temporary is only good for a matter of months
Most likely layers, but being hatching eggs and only doing 8-10, be prepared for the possibility of ending up with more roosters then hens. Then again you could always end up with mostly hens. Best of luck.
That to me does not look like gut shot blood. The way the blood is kind of sporadic drips all over seems like it might possibly be hit in jaw and blood is kind of spread out where it was standing. If it was gut shot i would think it would just be one pool of blood where it was standing. If it is shot in jaw, wound wont kill it but starvation certainly will. Good luck.
Sounds like a great freezer.... I would think should be good to go, but if something is wrong with it you would know as soon as it is thawed, if the smell seemed off.
As long as there is not a bolt loaded you should be fine lowering or raising to the stand... As far as decocking I used to use the heavy decocking bolt but they sometimes skip off the ground and can be a pain to find if it's dark... But the bag with a field point you just walk up point blank and shoot it in and it's done... Always decock after hunting even in the morning if you plan to go out in the afternoon. It is not good for them to be cocked for extended periods.
Does Dish Network have MSG yet? We dumped them years ago only because we couldn't watch hockey on MSG and it didn't seem like they were ever going to make a deal to get that channel back. Would consider switching back if they have MSG back.
I had a hen with a few poults, that could not have been more than a week old, walk across my yard this past weekend. Really strange to see this late, but better than not seeing at all. First ones I have seen all summer.
Pop a fireball in your mouth. You get nothing whatsoever. No burning, no cinnamon, no nothing. That's what definitely confirmed no taste for me when I had it.
I picked up a 33hp hydro Kubota with a front loader and brush hog a year ago. No complaints so far. Actually enjoyed using that for snow over the comfort of the pickup but I am sure that will wane over time. And for $35k I am sure you could step up to the 39hp model if you wanted.