Zerk
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Zerk,
Your welcome here, but feel free to start a Wisconsin thread.
hugs, Brandi
We are not that way around here. That's a Texas thing. Well in Texas, why in Texas, in Texas we.....
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We are not that way around here. That's a Texas thing. Well in Texas, why in Texas, in Texas we.....
bindian
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:confused3:
hugs, Brandi
bindian
Super Member
Strawberry Moon over Hobby.
hugs, Brandi
hugs, Brandi
lostcreekranch
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- NH TL-100A with Bush Hog 5045 FEL, WR Long 3rd function, LS XR4155HC w/FEL, WR Long 3rd Function.
Yep, big orange moon, as it came up here in Colorado County tonight.
Be safe at work tonight!
bindian
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robbyr
Elite Member
Working in daughter and son in laws flower bed yesterday raking out old mulch I scooped up a copperhead. Luckily it was his tail end and his head was in the oleander. Raking by hand that is, not an actual rake. Forgot I could move that fast.
Kyle_in_Tex
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Oh wow, glad you didn't get bit.
SirReal63
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We had a couple overnight visitors. Toni has been storing feed for the goats and chickens in my unfinished shop, which is storing a whole lot of things. I never wanted any food items in my shop, for obvious reasons, like these two.
Cute little babies, I managed to usher them into a box and took them to the other side of the property where they have a chance. The dogs were good, they left them alone after being told to.
Cute little babies, I managed to usher them into a box and took them to the other side of the property where they have a chance. The dogs were good, they left them alone after being told to.
two_bit_score
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How did they get inside?
TBS
TBS
SirReal63
Platinum Member
Shop doors are open during the day, but I had the air hose out one of them over night, it was raised about 4", I guess they crawled under. The smell of corn must have been strong enough.
