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Old 06-20-2017, 09:31 AM
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I have been too busy to play with my tractors. It's that time of year again. So here is what I've been doing.

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Wow!
Looks like a lot of work.
I'm tired just looking at it. Looks real nice though!
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Thanks guys,
Lots and lots of friggin work. That's not counting re-building my deck, pressure washing everything around the house and replacing 2 windows I shot out with my 20ga. Mossberg. That's a whole nother story.

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Lots and lots of friggin work. That's not counting re-building my deck, pressure washing everything around the house and replacing 2 windows I shot out with my 20ga. Mossberg. That's a whole nother story.

Whoa!, better start telling that story!
Your yard looks nice too.
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I have a rule at my house, if you plant it then you're responsible for maintaining it and if you don't I'm gonna run it over with the mower. We don't have any flowers at my house.

I know a guy that was shooting a ground hog out his kitchen window and shot his radio, he said "the scope was higher than the radio but I guess the barrel wasn't"
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Beautiful yard. Very nice.
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Ronnie, looks awsome ! looking forward to the shotgun story !
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Ronnie, looks awsome ! looking forward to the shotgun story !
Look at Summer Chores.
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I have a rule at my house, if you plant it then you're responsible for maintaining it and if you don't I'm gonna run it over with the mower. We don't have any flowers at my house.

I know a guy that was shooting a ground hog out his kitchen window and shot his radio, he said "the scope was higher than the radio but I guess the barrel wasn't"
Lol, My wife makes 80k a year and I retired 13 years ago, you would too? If I don't, she will retire also.
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