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 Re: Finished project
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02/07/25 01:11 AM
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I just turned it on . I was looking bird dogs in the butt this morning. ![[Linked Image]](http://i.imgur.com/AvUPi.gif)
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Re: Finished project
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02/07/25 03:50 AM
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Agree with the others. Real clean set up 
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Re: Finished project
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02/07/25 08:33 AM
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Place looks good, trapper. What type tree is that next to your stand in the second to last pic? Mesquite? Live oaks. I have done my best to rid the place of mesquites. In the thick woods I will occasionally find one though. Thanks. It looks fairly small for an oak. Closets thing we have to that would be post oaks, but they can get really big here. I like the small compact size of the live oaks there. At least they look small. We're just covered in 100'+ tall pines. I can't stand them. Your place looks good. I have a long ways to go with my place. I just set goals for each day. When I started it was just a chainsaw cutting roads. I was happy with 20 yards a day in some thick places. It adds up after some time. I would love to have a bulldozer but one in good shape or new is some big coin.
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Re: Finished project
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02/07/25 12:26 PM
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Place looks good, trapper. What type tree is that next to your stand in the second to last pic? Mesquite? Live oaks. I have done my best to rid the place of mesquites. In the thick woods I will occasionally find one though. Thanks. It looks fairly small for an oak. Closets thing we have to that would be post oaks, but they can get really big here. I like the small compact size of the live oaks there. At least they look small. We're just covered in 100'+ tall pines. I can't stand them. Your place looks good. I have a long ways to go with my place. I just set goals for each day. When I started it was just a chainsaw cutting roads. I was happy with 20 yards a day in some thick places. It adds up after some time. I would love to have a bulldozer but one in good shape or new is some big coin. I here ya about the big equipment. My skid steer comes in handy that's for sure. Only problem is its down time for repairs exceeds its uptime in work, by a lot. And they are NOT easy to work on.  And it doesn't help when New Holland has a lock on the diagnostic software. Diagnosing can be a real nightmare. 
Last edited by Grit; 02/07/25 12:47 PM.
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Re: Finished project
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02/07/25 01:31 PM
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