Pete, I was down your way this afternoon but didn't drive by because I figured you'd be at work. Al is going to tear the motor apart. He thinks it might be a rod but I don't. We'll see.
btw, that was not 7" but only .7"
Finally got wood stacked.
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Pete, I was down your way this afternoon but didn't drive by because I figured you'd be at work. Al is going to tear the motor apart. He thinks it might be a rod but I don't. We'll see.
btw, that was not 7" but only .7"
O my bad 
Ya we don't get home till around 6pm. Hopefully it gets fixed this time Is it covered by labor warranty?
Pete
Ya we don't get home till around 6pm. Hopefully it gets fixed this time Is it covered by labor warranty?Pete
Dennis, I am curious how far you stack the wood from the house? I get the feeling it is a fair distance and you bring it closer when you need it. I have a tendancy to stack it closer because I like to see it.
We've stacked close to the house in the past; probably 30 feet is as close as we got. Right now I have wood stacks all over the place. The furthest is probably not much over 1/4 mile. Actually we used to stack a lot of it close to the house but that is where we put the barn so the only wood in there is the 3 cord we put in during the fall of the year. Usually in October.
I too enjoy seeing my wood stacks. Always have. Today I went back to the last stack to get some of the loose bark. Ended up sitting there on the atv talking to a pair of fawns for about 10 minutes. They were curious but not afraid. That is one of the things I love about our place.
I too enjoy seeing my wood stacks. Always have. Today I went back to the last stack to get some of the loose bark. Ended up sitting there on the atv talking to a pair of fawns for about 10 minutes. They were curious but not afraid. That is one of the things I love about our place.
osagebow
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great stacks, gives us rookies something to shoot for. Our recent high winds blew one of my jigsaw puzzles down in a heap!
and good stuff about the fawns - nothing like living in the woods. Talked to a yearling bear last week, told him sternly to stay away from the houses so he doesn't get hurt. He lowered his head like a scared dog and ran off
and good stuff about the fawns - nothing like living in the woods. Talked to a yearling bear last week, told him sternly to stay away from the houses so he doesn't get hurt. He lowered his head like a scared dog and ran off
I am just clearing a new food plot for the deer, building a tree stand and putting in more trails. There is one doe that let's me drive the quad within 6 yards without moving. I know I have to thin out some of the herd because they are eating all the neighbors plants, but it will be tough to shoot one that is that tame. The bucks are much tougher to find but the does are too plentiful.
osagebow
Minister of Fire
I know what you mean - we had an albino doe running around that was small and sickly,had no fear. Everyone passed it up but it didn't make it through the winter. Saw a fat 6 point (so far) I think will fill the freezer nicely.
We had 2 or 3 does that we could get really close to. Sadly, we have people who lease land near us and they open fire on all deer. So, we're working on a few more. Last winter and spring we had some coming to the yard and most got so used to seeing us in the house they never flinched. We could stand or walk past the sliding glass doors with the deer only about 30-40 feet from the house.
One year I had a pet partridge. That bird would follow me all over the place. If I sat in a tree stand, the bird would fly up and sit on a limb.
One year I had a pet partridge. That bird would follow me all over the place. If I sat in a tree stand, the bird would fly up and sit on a limb.
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