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It was 8 deer but some hearts had bullets through them:) No our deer are not big! Buddy joking said he was after some sweet meat last few days and was looking to shoot a yearling 60 pounder...... Yep we weighed her and 68 pounds, was one born this year with a tenderloin bout 8 inches long and...

New chickens doing well, and client list growing. Sold 5 dozen yesterday $25.00 to Ella's college savings. Good friends with local grocery store owner. Talked with them over weekend and now Mon, Wed, and Fri stop by and pick up grocery cart of veggies to feed chickens. Same things I buy just...

Deer season is over and totals are less than desired but rain and more rain and more rained put damper on the final tally. Ended with about 80 pounds for grind, 20 pounds of steaks and 5 deer hearts. We will be grinding in the next couple of weeks, working on time when buddies can come over...

Thanks for all the responses and ideas guys and gals. I have a Sherwin Williams less than 1/2 mile from my work. I use a friends business acct. to buy paint through them which I have told them and they are ok with it giving me a 20% discount off list due to volume he buys. Discussed setting up...

Skeets, my brother has the exact setup the 500 and rifled slug barrel. His will shoot a 3 inch group at 100 yards off the bench using a sled and sabot slugs. Without the sled it is brutal on the shoulder but man it is bad out to 100 yds. Many here could work for Remington, Federal etc... not...

Here is an example of the screws I have been using through the v where the nail was.

Thought for a minute I was on the wrong thread and I ask which oil to use:) The tin when it was installed back when 70's maybe or earlier. Only 48 and remember the barn when I was a boy. The v was dented and a roofing nail with a rubber washer on it was used. Over time they have worked loose. I...

Re: Tin Roof Barn Coating-Uour Choice? Just got in from work and pulled tape on barns and chicken coop. Looking at 3500 sq. ft. of tin to cover.

Hey OTT, deer season is over and the roofs on my barns and chicken coop need some TLC. Back in 2000 ish I used the ole silver fiber based roofing sealer that I rolled on with a 1 1/4" roller. I'll start with removing any roofing nails that have back out and replace with tin screws that have...

Stopped by my local Kubota dealer the other day and stocked up on supplies to service Katie. Ella and I will be servicing her one day soon when it warms up a little. My dealer is great, salesman carried me in a little room opened a cabinet and said pick what you want. I chose a new hat and got...

Sheep, I bought this saw for pruning back in the summer it is mean. I love it, even had a pine fall across a path at my deer lease about 10" across. I removed all the limbs and cut into sections so I could roll it into the woods. Did this on one battery. Great for rough cutting lumber as well...

Yes I would like to make in efficient and lucky for me the pen is not near the house, bout a 100 yds away. Just added 9 new layers, producing well even for winter. My daughter and I collect and sell the eggs. It is easy all my customers are at work so I deliver on Thursdays. They return the...

My mom raised meal worms for years to feed the blue birds and a treat for the chickens. What I like about the maggots is little work, dump in the meat and presto. Self feeder I have a just turned 4 year old so I'd rather spend time with her than messing with the meal worms and I don't have a...

Sheep, was keeping it simple sidecarflip ask a questions so I just copy and paste from a google search. As always thank you for your insight, you too have a diverse wealth of knowledge.

The life cycle below. The life cycle of a fly begins with the egg. The female house fly can lay anywhere from 75 to 150 eggs in a batch. ... It is during this stage that the white, characterless maggot begins to take the form of an adult fly. The pupal stage lasts four to six days in warm...

Lot of knowledge out here so thought I would throw this out there. Do any of you have a maggot farm for feeding your chickens? I'm looking at ideas on how to build one, seems simple enough but was hoping for some do's and dont's from you that have one. Mine will hang over the chicken pen in...

Since you have Dewalt may as well stick with it. If your batteries are good you can by the bare tool off Amazon much cheaper. The impact driver will serve you well. I use cheap bar soap on my screws when they are hard to drive in. Throw a bar of dial soap in your coat pocket drag the screw...

Some thoughts, do as you plan and have it cut down. If possible after the "stuff" dries burn it. Be easier to work the ground with the debris gone. If you have a disk you could disk beside the ruts to turn up some ground. A blade angled could roll the fresh dirt in the ruts. A landscape rake...

Merry Christmas from NC. Santa was up late, time for a short nap. May each of you have a blessed day. Jay

I disk or tiller could be an option which would give you soil to move around. A landscape rake would be a good tool to level out the broke up ground. Perhaps depending on how many holes you could have some loads of topsail delivered and fill the holes using the FEL if you have one. Tilling...