I tilt my seat over. Cats will go for the most comfortable spot.I keep finding muddy paw prints on the tractor seat. So I thought I'd protect it. Made a cat bed.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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North Idaho Wolfman
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I'll bet your wiring doesn't get eaten my mice!There ya go....!
You can't keep them off of it, so might as well accommodate them.
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Exactly right. And have ZERO mice in my shop or outbuildings. I even see her out in the pasture behind the house some nights hunting/mousing.
Cat's do everything out of 'spite'........CAT and SPITE is almost redundant.Your cat did that out of spite.
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Being a former farmer, we had barn cats. All drop-offs and their offspring.
They do serve a purpose.
They do serve a purpose.
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Just used the kubota to pull the zero turn out of the soft spots a couple times, son was mowing and he thinks it’s fun to get it stuck
daughter and I were planting tomatoes and peppers
daughter and I were planting tomatoes and peppers
That's a good looking cat.....and I'm not a big cat person. Love that contrast.
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Wow - tomatoes are peppers. 6-8 weeks away here.Just used the kubota to pull the zero turn out of the soft spots a couple times, son was mowing and he thinks it’s fun to get it stuck
daughter and I were planting tomatoes and peppers
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Dog was licking up some of the snow left in the yard. Lots of folks in the nearby hills have a foot-plus on the ground.
Remind me why I live in New York?!??!
Wow - tomatoes are peppers. 6-8 weeks away here.
Dog was licking up some of the snow left in the yard. Lots of folks in the nearby hills have a foot-plus on the ground.
Remind me why I live in New York?!??!
@Fordtech86 is a bit East of me....but we are both pretty much past any danger of hard freeze or frost now.
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Good morning RCW…I am guessing it’s one of the following….Wow - tomatoes are peppers. 6-8 weeks away here.
Dog was licking up some of the snow left in the yard. Lots of folks in the nearby hills have a foot-plus on the ground.
Remind me why I live in New York?!??!
My in-laws live in Upstate NY…there are only a couple reasons I have found to be there…1. Love of High taxes. 2. Love of BS laws. 3. Love of traffic and angry people in high density living areas 4. Love of family that takes priority. 5. Love of the best state in a Natural sense…it’s the best state (western NY, finger lakes, Great Lakes, several mountain ranges (adirondacks simply the best), and they have a coast….it’s awesome….except for numbers 1 thru 3. IMO there is nothing like the adirondacks…despite 1 - 3 I’d still consider buying buy property there in retirement if I could afford it.
Took all the plows and snowblowers off the tractors and we're ready for spring here. I didn't have to get the tractors out even one time this winter.
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It is some sort of white fluffy looking stuff that falls from the sky, often weighs a lot, and collects everywhere, including on trees.What is this "snow" thing you speak of?
Luckily we don't have it here, or the extra weight would cause our palm fronds to break off
.I don't think a single flake of snow has fallen in my yard since I have been alive. (45 years)It is some sort of white fluffy looking stuff that falls from the sky, often weighs a lot, and collects everywhere, including on trees.
Luckily we don't have it here, or the extra weight would cause our palm fronds to break off
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