Just put the moisture meter in some of the lumber I been milling the last few months..
Newest oak is down to almost 25% with the pins buried. I suspect closer to 30% in the middle.
The walnut is getting near 15%
Couldn’t get a reading on the hedge.. couldn’t force the pins in far enough to...
If you don’t mind a little physical labor, that 20 should be able to gin 10-$15,000 a year in revenue.. small square bales of that mix are a pretty hot commodity..
If you look close, you can see 4 little peepers in that tub.
Baby wild turkeys.. they were the survivors of a hay mower mishap..
Hannah got some wild bird feed of some sort.
George is half black lab and half boxer..
He fetches ducks and hates raccoons..
But unfortunately, he’s getting grey around the muzzle.. his hearing is shot..not sure how long he’ll be able to keep up with expectations..
Crunched an armadillo the other night.. but he’s slowing down.
After the first 10 minute battle, George figured out the same thing..
Hit em hard and thrash and toss..
Then hit em again before they gather their bearings..
The first one was “face full o coon” lotsa cuts and blood.. lol
I ended up back to the offset firebox smoker.
When it gives up the ghost, I got my eye on an Oklahoma joe that’s 2 times the size of mine..
it has more bells and whistles.. but still powered by wood in an offset box.
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