Slowdrawl
PICK YOUR OWN
You go Boomer!Boomer and a bone
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You go Boomer!Boomer and a bone
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Funny that he's loitering next to that sign!Caught this guy hanging out in the neighbors yard early this morning!
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That's what I was thinking, did you tell him he was trespassing?Funny that he's loitering next to that sign!
Now he's not 1 we see around the Midwest, is that a black tail? Or what u guys call em?Caught this guy hanging out in the neighbors yard early this morning!
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Is that a great Pyrenees?? Love those dogs!Boomer and a bone
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Yup... Really one of the best breed of dogs to keep chickens from being eaten EVER! Nothing seems to stay around for too long once they see him or hear his BOOMER BARK.Is that a great Pyrenees?? Love those dogs!
Yes it's a Blacktail.Now he's not 1 we see around the Midwest, is that a black tail? Or what u guys call em?
Thanks
big ears!Now he's not 1 we see around the Midwest, is that a black tail? Or what u guys call em?
Thanks
So cute!
sorta looks like my backyard
Nice! My front yard woods is as big as some backyard woods. It's about 400ft to the road, all large trees and underbrush.sorta looks like my backyard
sighn ,keeps the compition way down!his turf.Funny that he's loitering next to that sign!
i know the feeling mine are all in a spitoon , like they used on trains or in saloones from back in the day. i do know back in the late 60's ,when old man murphy shut down the pool hall, in town he left ten or eleven dudes homeless!Yes it's a Blacktail.
The Longbeach peninsula has a ton of them.
They are in our yards almost daily, I was only 20' from this guy.
They're lucky I don't hunt them anymore.
I could easily shoot one in the back yard.
Here's some of whats left of many I've killed in the past.
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That's a hell of pile to get ya going....Time to pop more stick
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This load is a year old and I can feel a difference in the saw bucking it. Or maybe I'm out of practice
How many cords of wood lol. Nice pile vato!Time to pop more stick
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This load is a year old and I can feel a difference in the saw bucking it. Or maybe I'm out of practice
Mainly Oak with a few sticks of ash or maple mixed in. I've only processed and burned Oak in the wood boiler so I don't have any experience outside of a fallen/broken Birch or Jack Pine.That's a hell of pile to get ya going....
What kind of wood is it?
Certain kind you prefer?
Harvest all that from your own property?
Thanks
13 cords this year. I think I have 3ish cords left over from last year. Could've been 4+ but a bunch was too punky to burn so I made a giant bed to build some curb appeal but also increase privacy from the road. We'll fill it with Lilac and flowers we propagate. Tactical area beautification.How many cords of wood lol. Nice pile vato!
Gorgeous looking future bed there Fiddler's Green! You gunna set that thing on fire and char it or just keep adding goodies on top until it breaks down naturally?Mainly Oak with a few sticks of ash or maple mixed in. I've only processed and burned Oak in the wood boiler so I don't have any experience outside of a fallen/broken Birch or Jack Pine.
I wish I could harvest my own wood but that would be a lot of work without a tractor or skidsteer plus it's mainly Birch, Aspen and Pine on our lot.
13 cords this year. I think I have 3ish cords left over from last year. Could've been 4+ but a bunch was too punky to burn so I made a giant bed to build some curb appeal but also increase privacy from the road. We'll fill it with Lilac and flowers we propagate. Tactical area beautification.
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Hügelkultur inspired