Homesteading near Little Rock AFB, AR

[dodgefan01]

Good morning! I've visited this forum a few times looking for some help with various info and figured it was time to register. Im retired militart and work for the DOD now doing HVAC work here at "The Rock". I own a 1979 Ford 1600. Thanks for having me and i look forward to helping anyway i can and learning my way around this tractor and all my equipment.

JW

 

[prichard]

:welcome:

 

[MMalabama]

Thanks for your service!

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
To the TBN forum DodgeFan. Glad that you went ahead and joined so that we might get to know you.

As MMAlabama said, Thanks For Your Service. I see that you work at The Rock, but your location suggests that you live there as well.

How much land are you taking care of and what are you raising besides dust?

 

[TBN Support]

:welcome:

Happy to have you as a member!

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site.

 

[Gary Fowler]

:welcome:
To the TBN forum DodgeFan. Glad that you went ahead and joined so that we might get to know you.

As MMAlabama said, Thanks For Your Service. I see that you work at The Rock, but your location suggests that you live there as well.

How much land are you taking care of and what are you raising besides dust?

I am sure he is raising a great crop of rocks. LR is even more rocky than my spread 70 miles to the south. Welcome DodgeFan to TBN.

 

[dodgefan01]

:laughing: Thanks for the welcome!
I live about 10mi North of the base. I own almost 13 acres. about 4 is open, the rest wooded. I have one pond and a couple creeks (keeps the kiddos occupied ). Eventually want chickens/goats. Mostly into habitat restoration (it was heavily hunted i reckon). Right now, that's on hold due to a tractor issue (which i'll post in another forum).

Again, thanks for the warm welcome and it's my honor to have served! Miss it almost everyday

 

[mddorange]

Again, thanks for the warm welcome and it's my honor to have served! Miss it almost everyday

Yes, the withdrawal can be painful but at least you have your work on the base to help.

 

[dodgefan01]

Yes, the withdrawal can be painful but at least you have your work on the base to help.

That's a fact.