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That's exactly how you envision getting it done, we're still trying for our first double. Congrats!

The 2 MF's have been in the family since new, the 1135 was the first new tractor my dad bought in '73 I'll never forget the day Washington tractor delivered it. The 165 is a '68, it was my grandpa's and I bought the NH in '04. Yeah, we battle hydraulic & radiator leaks but I love running these...

Skip, You ever do burns in your timber? I'm on the fence if I need to or not, private land specialist says I should to create more cover. I worry about the autumn olive taking over

Mow it all down right before turkey season

Ran up to the farm in Putnam Co, MO this weekend and was very surprised at the amount of ice covering everything. Seen a lot of deer and they all looked health but mother nature will lay her claim. The timber wasn't as bad and I did see acorns, need to get a coupler feeders going but mdc says I...

That second one could blow up, nice frame. if he adds mass this year look out

Pretty much same as hillrunner and dubs, had a 30ft jayco quad bunkhouse, it definitely served its purpose while building the shouse. previous owner had it set up good, level rock area, elec and water ready to go . I bought it used, drove it there, parked it and it never moved until I sold it...

Can't wait to get back in the woods! It'll be another couple weeks before I can get back to the farm. Need to finish the fire break around the area TSI'd last year only have about 300ft to go. Been cutting the stumps left behind at ground level and retreating with tordon Not sure if we'll get a...

took a wild guess, read a couple different web sites. theyre semi vigorous, look to have good disease resistance. Burnt Ridge out of WA state had some they'd ship to me by 3/15. Looks really easy so we'll see how it goes. If I collect scions in mid feb. can i store them in the fridge for up to...

This'll be my first time trying but I got some M116 rootstock online its coming in mid march so I'm waiting till late Feb to prune/collect scions. Might as well turn those prunings into new trees! Anybody do much grafting?

Yeah turned on a lathe, a guy I work with in STL makes calls and all kinds of cool stuff. I give him honey locust, ideally 10" diameter and about 20" long. He seals the ends and dries it for months before working with it

Have a hot doe in the area but most all action is still just last few hours of the day just south of the state line. It's hard to pass good looking 3 year olds... Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

I would recommend contacting them just to reach out and let them know YOU own the property now. Having good communication is best Hopefully they're civil and understand you hunt and do not want them doing that anymore. Just talk about what you expect, we have an agreement nobody goes on each...

Big time fun right there Great pics!

Farm Credit Services is one example of a lender. I put 20% down and have a 20 year fixed rate for vacant land.

My parents gave me something much more than land or cash.... it's a good work ethic and discipline. I came from nothing but wouldnt change a thing, in fact I thank God for the way I was raised and my parents. If you work hard and are smart with your money anybody can do it. Have a family and yes...

Gundog, I hunted near Mitchell years ago and unbelievable amount of pheasant, havent been back since though. Buddy's at work go every year and walk the back roads ditches and easements and they always kill their limits. I've got two sons and we've been going to this place for a couple years now...

First time I've done this. Put this branch in the ground aprox 2ft on Sept 1st, when we returned on Sept 22nd the branch was completely pushed over and the hole was all wallowed out. We dug the hole a little deeper and tried to pack the dirt around it better with a sledge hammer. I seen Skip's...

Timber plot, in between some freshly TSI'd timber this past Feb. Scratched in some rye/oats on Sept 1st and trying to catch up to this one but he's only traveling at night so far. Hopefully the ladies pull him out in the daylight