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Wired a backup alarm into a co-workers trailer pigtail.

Wired a car horn into another workers turn signal, again off the trailer pigtail.

Put two giant zip ties on their driveshaft.

They got me back by putting a zillion hole punch dots in my desk/office.

re: Box Blind Options

Posted by KB375 on 12/2/25 at 7:56 am to
It’s not the confrontation with buzzards that’s the problem. It’s when they nest in them and crap everywhere. Once that happens just set it on fire and start over.

re: 300 blackout deer round

Posted by KB375 on 11/30/25 at 12:30 pm to
Anything loaded with any of the 110 grain bullets like Barnes TAC or Nosler Varmageddon. If you want to shoot subsonic the the Hornady Sub-X.

Loaned my 300 BO upper to a family member for his little girl to shoot. She’s taken a die and he had shot two more with the 110’s.

I’ve shot a pile of hogs with the 110 Varmageddon with good results.

re: What about PJ Fleck for LSU?

Posted by KB375 on 11/2/25 at 7:23 am to
Paddle Dat Pirouge
Foliar application of a high concentration of Glyphosate in the winter is effective. Most other plants are dormant and not likely to be affected.

Basal treatments with garlon and diesel works too
When I went to replace my L3600, I was looking at the L4701 or MX5400 and leaning towards the 5400. Salesman directed me to the M5660 which came with rear remotes. By the time I added rear remotes and third function I was within a few hundred dollars of a similar setup between the MX and M series. No regrets opting for the larger tractor.

re: What is a good bore light?

Posted by KB375 on 8/17/25 at 1:40 pm to
Teslong bore scope from Amazon

re: Bulldog 505 Alfalfa

Posted by KB375 on 8/13/25 at 9:39 pm to
You may do better with Bulldog 805. Its developed for lower coastal plain soils
Vlad is a die hard fish killer and has one helluva work ethic. If he offers to cook for you do not pass up the offer !

re: Planting Soybeans

Posted by KB375 on 5/15/25 at 8:57 am to
Electric fence, 2 layers 3’ apart. Use the poly tape rather than wire. It “vibrates” in the wind adding another element of deterrence.

Ground is everything on electric fences. Use at least 3 grounds rods 5 foot apart. TSC sells the copper clad ground rods.
Grendel over the Blackout and I have both.
Because if you are a private forest owner you’re getting Fk’d on stumpage.

re: Pasture control burn

Posted by KB375 on 2/25/25 at 8:58 am to
Rather than rakes or brooms, get a backpack blower.

Prophylaxis Ivermectin

Posted by KB375 on 1/18/25 at 8:30 pm
Any pros/cons ? If pro, what’s your regimen ?
Almost always. And a small rechargeable Steamlight. Use the light more than the knife most days.
Close the fricking border already and get this fricking trash out of our country

Like most of America's problems, there is a solution. We, as a society , just choose not to use it.

Society can’t handle the hard facts of what needs to be done. Too weak…
There’s also a trend of planting around 540 TPA using seedlings with really good genetics and skipping the first thinning. Grow them to around 20 years and harvest everything.

One thing to consider if you are contemplating Longleaf is soil texture. You’re going to need a site with sandier, well-drained soils.

re: Knife in your pocket today

Posted by KB375 on 12/29/24 at 4:15 pm to
The 2024 hot item, the orange Ozark Trail Bugout knockoff. Not a bad deal for $10
Look into having it machine planted and insist that they run a subsoiler/ripper ahead of the planter.

If it’s had cattle on it the compaction will really hurt seedling survival unless that hard pan is fractured.
If I’m going to have a spaniel it’s going to be a Boykin.