not so pros

[USMC615]

My primary grill is a Webber, although I'm not sure if it's a 22" or 28". I love that rotisserie.... I'll be googling that one.

All my smoking is done on my Oklahoma Joe smoker. I did some modding to it and she keeps temps perfect and I'm able to get 6+ hour burns out of her.

At Geniusfest I did break out a gas smoker because @huskihl thought it would be a good idea to bring salmon to smoke.
No way was that chit going to contaminate my good smoker

Lol on the last paragraph...your smoker should've been christened in some damn good salmon fashion. Ain't gonna taint nothing.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Thunderbirds are up rock'n and rollin' now....they're getting with it!!...They're gonna run the entire flight show at 2pm this afternoon.

Have you saved me a seat Jason

 

[Stump Shot]

Good Morning, it's Saturday go back to bed.

 

[Stihl working Hard]

And back atcha...give the fellas here a few pics as well from my perspective and grillin'...we some grillin'/fish fry cookin' fools around my place.
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...and none of these are recent pics within the last couple of weeks by no means...but you fellas get the gist as far as what's gonna be posted up in the 'Grillin' and 'What You Having For Dinner' threads. And the threads are coming this wknd in Off Topic. They'll be damn good threads as far as grillin', marinades, rubs, etc, etc for all to share.

We got us a bad boy on site now fellas when it comes to grillin'... @srb08 ...he's a grillin'/cooking machine. I've been waiting for somebody like Steve to show up who has a passion about grillin' and cookin' fine groceries. Not saying none of my brothers here currently don't, not at all. I enjoy good grub like all y'all do...it takes time and prep, but damn it's worth it.

That looks delicious my friend

 

[Stihl working Hard]

Good Morning, it's Saturday go back to bed.

Morning Stump Shot

 

[Sty57]

Mornin and stuff

 

[Redfin]

She keeps the house at 78*

Good mornings.

 

[Genius]

Mornin guys.

I may crawl back into bed after work this morning. It's cold and raining

 

[Mastermind]

We need rain.

 

[Stump Shot]

We need rain.

Hope you get it, up here we need to dry out for a bit. Give ya some if I could.

 

[Genius]

We need rain.

Wanna come get it?

We are going to be royally screwed shortly, if it's not already to late. With all this rain and cold temps we've been getting it's a recipe for disaster for mold in the corn.

 

[paragonbuilder]

Morning. Finally getting some rain here. It's been light rain showers for a couple days now, perfect!


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[KenJax Tree]

We need rain.

I'll send you some, we've had 7" the past 2 days

 

[Mastermind]

My pastures are drier than a popcorn fart. We had to ween the calves about a month earlier than we really wanted to. Moving the cows couldn't wait any longer, and not weening them while making the move seemed silly....

 

[USMC615]

Morning fellas, hope everyone has a great day.

 

[beaglebriar]

Good morning guys.

We're doing our fall shutdown. I'll be working all weekend

 

[czar800]

Wanna come get it?

We are going to be royally screwed shortly, if it's not already to late. With all this rain and cold temps we've been getting it's a recipe for disaster for mold in the corn.

Let's hope that doesn't happen..

 

[Genius]

Let's hope that doesn't happen..

We had it 15 years ago, we couldn't feed any of that corn.

Back then ethanol wasn't huge, but there was a plant in Indiana that took the corn.
Now with so many plants and everyone feeds DDGS, ethanol plants won't take corn with toxins because the DDGS will be highly concentrated with it.

 

[czar800]

My pastures are drier than a popcorn fart. We had to ween the calves about a month earlier than we really wanted to. Moving the cows couldn't wait any longer, and not weening them while making the move seemed silly....

We're dry also I'm down to my last pastures.

Have the calfs stopped bawling?

 

[Stump Shot]

Heard of some folks here loosing their hay crops from the rain not allowing them to harvest, going to be tough on them this winter figuring out how to replace what's been lost besides being costly. Too much or not enough, ain't that the way.