Luremaker
Veteran Member
Can it be done in 10 days... we will see. These are not the kind of rocks you ask the kids to pick up while walking around the field with pails. These rocks are iceberg type rocks. You know the type. They remain hidden until you start digging them up. This will be a huge job. I expect to move hundreds of large boulders over the next few days. Worked for about an hour or so before it got dark today. I hope to put in a full day tomorrow along with two neighbors with some of their rock moving equipment.
Here is a photo taken while haying in August. There is a creek which divides my pasture almost in half. We will only be clearing the land on the north side of the creek which is the land furthest away in first picture.
The second picture you can all the land north of the creek that I want to plant corn on next summer. In the upper right corner of the picture you can see the rocks pulled late today.
The third picture is a close up of some of the rocks.
We hope to have it cleaned up in about 10 days if the weather holds.
Here is a photo taken while haying in August. There is a creek which divides my pasture almost in half. We will only be clearing the land on the north side of the creek which is the land furthest away in first picture.
The second picture you can all the land north of the creek that I want to plant corn on next summer. In the upper right corner of the picture you can see the rocks pulled late today.
The third picture is a close up of some of the rocks.
We hope to have it cleaned up in about 10 days if the weather holds.