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Got it. So.....a "Box on a Deck" might be of any size or configuration. When someone posts a 'Deck Box" that sounds very specific to me and frankly never heard of a 'Deck Box'. Box on a deck (and pic) makes this issue incredibly simple. The darn thing has a lid on it right? Take any brand...

OK.....figured it might be something along those lines. So.....if the OP would simply post a pic of the set up (like I requested earlier) we could better understand the issue and conclusively provide a solution.

I guess someone needs to tell me what the heck a 'Deck Box' is?

Can you post a pic of deck box/situation? Surely there is a simple/effective solution to your problem. Doesn't sound like (to me) that any dust (to be carried in) is going to be the answer. Wasp sprays can work but require contact with each insect. A 'vapor' type insecticide would reach all...

Never ending battle with Feral Hogs

^^^^ Yes, I really like Black Orpington's. Also Production Red's. A few Silver Spangled Hamburg's for medium sized eggs.

I feel my leg being pulled......

Same as you. Shorts and short sleeves. I will strive to stay cool at any cost. Rarely, do I complete an outing of brush cutting unscathed, but so what. Sorry, you have poison ivy, no fun.

^^^^ I would have immediately done the same (recognizing what was happening). But the guy in the video either didn't understand 'what' was causing the issue or just simply panicked.

^^^^^^ Yep, don't do this:

^^^^^ This would be my approach as well. The Splined shaft (tapered or not) is essentially 'welded' to the boss of the stump jumper via Galvanic Corrosion (rust) AND the part was heavily torqued to the shaft to begin with. Use a cut off disc to produce two 'kerfs' in the boss (180° apart). Get...

In most cases....yes.

Indeed. A lot of hard work.....but looking great!

Depending on material and the skill of the person making a 'point', it really doesn't take that long to make a projectile point. All your time is in making a good arrow shaft. I am a flintknapper (hobby of mine) but also hunt with what I make. I can knock out a decent point (of good chert) in...

Digging is your best bet (vs. surface finds). Found all of these in two days of digging on my Aunt's property in Austin, TX.

Looks like you have a few 'artifacts' on the property.

^^^^^^ Agreed. That is what I ended up doing recently. Rental was $230.00 a day. Soil is hard red clay and Iron Ore. Still only took me 30 minutes to make a 100' run. Rental company refunded me $50.00 upon return because it only took me a few hours total to go to town, trench and return...

^^^^ That's pretty much how I see as well. OP will need to be 'judicious' in his use of the bucket.....where weight is concerned. IF the bucket were being used primarily for lighter media (dry snow, wood chips, etc) then he might realize a gain in 'volume' over the original bucket...