How to tell when it is too wet....

[Skintback]

Yep! I believe it's wet!

Wet from this side too


This is the result of learning the ins and outs of plowing with a moldboard. Turned it over deep and let it sit for two weeks or so; then it rains close to a foot in the 10 days after waiting two weeks. Tried to give it a week of sun; still too wet. I had another food plot that lite discing dried it enough so the tractor would stand up to level it all back up with the disc. Obviously this field didn't work out as intended.

Oh well! It was fun (sort of)!?!?!?:shocked::confused3:

 

[easygo]

Oh come on...admit it! You just wanted to try what the machine can handle in 4wd. I suppose you found it out.:thumbsup:

 

[dragoneggs]

Did you drive out of it?

 

[Sysop]

On R4s? :laughing:

 

[Skintback]

Oh come on...admit it! You just wanted to try what the machine can handle in 4wd. I suppose you found it out.:thumbsup:

Guilty as charged!:thumbsup:

 

[Skintback]

Did you drive out of it?

Had to have a little help from the ole chevy!

 

[Skintback]

On R4s? :laughing:

Didn't work too well either! Needed some rice and canes!!!:shocked:

 

[Skintback]

Oh come on...admit it! You just wanted to try what the machine can handle in 4wd. I suppose you found it out.:thumbsup:

Did you drive out of it?

On R4s? :laughing:

I just figured out how to reply with multiple quotes. I'm a little slow.....

 

[Sysop]

Didn't work too well either! Needed some rice and canes!!!:shocked:

Yea, R2 would be a good choice for that muck.

 

[Skintback]

But on a side note, I was able to do this



With this (and a mini ex to place pipe)


So it's not all bad...

I have GOT to start taking before pics