So what did you do today?

[mrxlh]

Never had one get it's tail stepped on.

Most Heelers don’t, it’s a perception thing.

 

[Bill G]

Most Heelers don’t, it’s a perception thing.

I was more concerned about a cow or calf kicking them in the noggin.

 

[mrxlh]

That is typically the least concern of a Heeler that comes from working parents or a working bloodline.

 

[Bill G]

I had one that came from working parents and could not jump through a tube gate. Another that came from the Amish and it could jump, twist itself sideways in mid-air, and go right through

 

[jblnut]

Finished harvest 2024 with the last of the test plot corn. We use the seed tender on one end and a formal weigh wagon on the other to speed things up. We did 28 test strips in all this year. It is always a big PITA but is time well spent as we get great data out of it.

 

[furb]

I had to babysit today. I’ve learned just because you can rent an excavator doesn’t mean you should. The idea is to locate and remove the lines, stick your tanks to see whats in them then remove the tanks. I think this is the seek and destroy method.

 

[Bill G]

I have never hit a tank but I have ripped out a "few" lines.

Folks say did you call "JULIE" before you dug?

I say she don't live here.

 

[Woodwackr]

Picked up this year’s 1/2 beef from the butcher

 

[mrxlh]

Depends on what state you’re in. Tess in Texas, Dottie in Louisiana, Okie in Oklahoma…I think Arkansas you call your Sister…

 

[furb]

Picked up this years 1/2 beef from the butcher

How much? It’s around $1700 around here for basic cuts.

 

[mrxlh]

How much? It’s around $1700 around here for basic cuts.

$2200ish here

 

[Bill G]

$2200ish here

DAMN and in OK I am betting that is tough all grass chit

 

[Woodwackr]

How much? It’s around $1700 around here for basic cuts.

$1625. Cow was 650# hang weight @ $5/#. That’s the average price around here. The other half went to a friend. We got a $.50/# discount buying the whole cow
This is a Highland rather than the usual Angus. Local, small ranch animal, local butcher.
I’ll get a pig from them probably next spring.

 

[bigbadbob]

Drove to the cabin.
Lit the stove
Went to a friends log pile a block away and ran the new to me 261.
Some millers @ a friends fire pit later.
Good day i wood say.

 

[nbbt]

Got the Mac 250 put most of the way reassembled after a good cleaning and inspection, and realized that it needs a fuel filter/strainer before being fueled up. I missed that earlier.

 

[Partner]

I have a funnel with a strainer

 

[Squish9]

Started milling some wood for the carryall. I'm sick of milling dry hardwood, there has to be a better way than punishing bars, chains and saws. Might try the 3rd world way of free hand milling tomorrow, maybe they are onto something

 

[Partner]

The steel saw is water-cooled, it slips and produces less dust

 

[Powerstroke Cowboy]

Started milling some wood for the carryall. I'm sick of milling dry hardwood, there has to be a better way than punishing bars, chains and saws. Might try the 3rd world way of free hand milling tomorrow, maybe they are onto something

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Sounds like a pain! Sounds like a band saw mill could be your friend.

 

[mrxlh]

$1625. Cow was 650# hang weight @ $5/#. That’s the average price around here. The other half went to a friend. We got a $.50/# discount buying the whole cow
This is a Highland rather than the usual Angus. Local, small ranch animal, local butcher.
I’ll get a pig from them probably next spring.

A half here is 450# hang weight, $4.75 a pound processed.