Recent content by They call me Mr. Kibbs

Thank goodness for Google, I thought you were going to keep the boy in one of these

I know nothing about blacktail deer, but if those were whitetails in my part of the country they would not see another sunrise !

I was actually thinking the same thing, but on the other hand it does look like you can get better results since you can see all the little stuff with the snow background. Not sure how I'd keep my footing though since all we have are hills!

That was very possibly the funniest thing I've ever seen, and I've seen my fair share of funny shat!

Thanks, I'll give that a try!

Curious how others deal with these spiny bishes? We have more than our share in the wooded parts of the farm, and can drop those without too much fanfare, but are hesitant to drop the mature ones in the pasture since the thorns will pop tires and never seem to rot on the ground. Maybe...

Thank the Lord! It was getting to the point where I was drooling over this more than once a day...that was a a close one!

I hear ya on the gravel maintenance, spend hours plowing it out to the edges of the drive with the snow, then hours scraping it back in, smoothing it back out and crowning it, thank goodness for tractors and blades. Good looking drive thru the pines you have! Ours is about 1/2 mile also, but...

We have enough problems with the 'yotes around here. Wolves, aw hell no!

Sounds like a good friend, and a good 11 years while it lasted, still sucks to lose one. We've tried a few times with some small caliber stuff, and she's not quite as bad, but doubt she'll ever get acclimated to the loud noises. Meh, if that's the worst I have to deal with, then I'm doing pretty...

Good looking pups! Lots of truth in that last statement, our rescue Gypsy was a bout 3 when we took her in. Obviously just guessing, but we feel like she was probably a city pooch, and likely a rough one at that. She was a little skiddish towards men and although she's gotten better over the...

Didn't we used to have buildings with padded walls for that kind of 'stuff'?

Hahaha! Probably more for the 'dogs of OPE' thread, but she's a rescue from around New Orleans (we think) that is truly a trash dog. Sweet and loving as she can be, especially for a terrier/pit bull mix (yeah, THAT paints a picture), but like me, probably not the sharpest tool in the shed!

Appreciate the reply, was a tongue-in-cheek request to ship the ready to shuck corn. It looks great, especially given the current season and temperatures, we're huge fans of corn on the cob, as everyone should be. It sounds like you and the kids have a great system and for the most part sounds...

And that's the way it SHOULD be!