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Guess so. It sold already. I will keep an eye out

Like this?

I read cut, let is start to grow back and then spray and then plant. Looking to do brassicas seeding first week of august

Those aint cheap. Used still looking at 600-800.

Thanks Fletch I appreciate the offer. Will let you know. Or you can bring it to the party!

So I will be throwing a tilling party. Everyone is invited and can take a turn at tilling. I will provide refreshments. Energy problem solved!

That's my thought on the throw and grow. A few days work is worth a better plot IMO.

One plot was tilled last year. Other was tilled about 4 years ago. Weeds are filling in but that's about it. As far as time and energy - lets say the job doesn't scare me but I would prefer to be doing other things. Can drive to one plot, other will require me walking the tiller about 300yds down a field edge and then crossing a creek.

Thanks Fletch!

Is in unrealistic to plan an acre of tilling with one of these?

will probably use that method this year. cut, spray and then seed, but I am curious about tilling with one of these.

Just wondering if any of you ever tried to use a walk behind tiller to till smaller plots maybe up to one acre. I know many of you have tractors, etc., but I would like to till a couple of small plots one of which is hard to get to with equipment. Thinking a decent walk behind (one where the rear tiller rotates opposite the direction of travel) might do the trick albeit a slow job. Plus, I can load one into my pickup and they cost around 500-800. Plan would be to cut, spray, till and then seed. Thinking something like this but necessarily this make or model. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Husqvarna-TF-224-208-cc-14-in-Rear-Tine-Tiller-CARB/1000343773?cm_mmc=SCE_PLA_ONLY-_-SeasonalOutdoorLiving-_-SosTillers-_-1000343773:Husqvarna&CAWELAID=&kpid=1000343773&CAGPSPN=pla&k_clickID=a3f61737-f265-4c44-a855-360d74106aec&gclid=EAIaIQobChMInsH23tnO2wIVQdbACh369wLGEAQYASABEgJkCfD_BwE Any thoughts and recommendations appreciated.

Apparently tree stands are not cheating in Africa Biz - maybe because the big cats can still chase you up one.

No doubt!

That's it, I am starting to save up! Dinsdale, when do we leave?

You 2 are troublemakers

Ryno How does one set up with a bow in Africa. Spot and stalk or sitting water holes?

I am sure some passerbys think so.

Wow! I mean yeah it’s ok.

That transporting section you quoted stands on its own John! Cut em off, I will defend you.

Like the great Scalia, I am a strict constructionist. If it doesn't specifically say so, I refuse to read it in!

All I read was that a deer carcass may be transported without the head but then evidence of sex must be attached. He will have the head. Not seeing anything that says even with the head, the sex organs must be attached. Maybe I am missing something.

You sure that is the rule John? Being honest, I am pretty sure when I field dress, I often cut those off. Its obviously an antlered deer (well most bucks I shot it was obvious).

Darn. Might as well toss out the buck package I carry around just in case. I guess that is some justification mowin. Still seems odd. Could argue he shot the elusive antlered doe too and still return with head but I will stop the what if’s.

Can do the same thing with sex organs. Return with head and coyoles. Lol