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I figured it out. Sadly the dog didn't make it.

Wtf. It says age restricted....

Has the food source changed in the fields? Mast crop dropping and changing things up?

My nephew's " muzzleloader buck" lol.

Been shooting great. Haven't tried the broadheads yet. Have 4 stands to move also. Haven't checked a single piece of gear or clothing. Hopefully by next weekend.

Hopefully the supply chain will catch up to the demand, and prices will drop. I paid a little less than that for my 2019 570 new. The used prices are insane.

I agree with you on the burger, I don't add anything to it, but you can't have venison sausage without mixing in some pork. Your correct that pork goes sour in the freezer over time. I usually make enough venison sausage to last 4-6 months. When thats gone, I'll make more as long as I've got some chunks left.

Did you drop your bow out of the stand, or forget it? Don't see a haul line.

My Toro mowers have greasable hubs. The newer Toro models however do not. They claim they have cut the warranty claims in half for bearing failures. If a hub fails, they replace it with a greasable. Go figure.

Most ATV's will loose traction, before running out of power. If the area isn't too hilly, you shouldn't have to much of a issue with a 400-600cc ATV. I Pull a 4' drag, 25gal tow behind sprayer and a 80 lb seeder with my 570. Have a large wood wagon that it's handled well. I believe the Polaris sportsman 450 and the 570 are the same machine size wise, just the motors are different. Not sure if other manufacturers are the same though.

My dad killed a crap load of deer from a blind made from brown burlap with a custom rattle can paint job. Didn't look pretty, but it was effective.

It's the smallest I'd go. A 600 would be a good size. I don't see the need for the high displacement ATV's unless you plan on doing a lot of trail riding.

That looks like a well built unit. Are the hubs greasable or sealed?

I had one from Carolina carports installed at my previous home. Had the sides and back closed in. Front was open. Worked great.

True, but the other options suggested won't pull stumps either. I'm thinking a SC MIGHT be the only one machine option for both jobs. But agree two different machines for two completely different duties is probably the way to go.

I believe you're correct. Don't recall which thread though. Something about his wife took the pics close to home IIRC. Found it. Page 8 of potential world record from Kentucky thread.

Your basically looking for a large frame garden tractor. I think a sub compact tractor might be more than what your looking for. What kind of budget?

I guess that's a good reason not to sign out.

Kidde. They worked great, until they didn't..

I'm actually ordering ones I can replace the batteries. I'm guessing they went wacko because the batteries were loosing strength??? Purchased them from HD. I'll check the last one and see if it has a date.

At least mine went screwy while we were awake.

I absolutely hate the "10 yr” combos. They don't come close to lasting 10 yrs. I'm lucky to get 1-2 yrs before they start going haywire. Bought a 4 pack Jan of 2019. Had one go off about a month ago. Beeping and saying fire. Nothing on the stove. Windows open no candles lit because the wife was a work. Put it outside and it continued to sound off for 20min. Week later another one went off for CO. Again, nothing that could produce CO was running. Did that for a few days before I tossed that one. Got home from work today and I can here beeping and FIRE, FIRE. Ran inside and nothing except 3 dog freaking out. I give the last one about a week before it short circuits.

I'm not seeing the old threads.. The adds, yep, unfortunately I'm seeing those.

Took a walk yesterday around the swamps. Fortunately, I didn't see any dead deer. Hopefully I stays that way.

This time of year there mostly boundary rubs and velvet cleaning rubs. Found a couple the other day. Definitely gets one excited.