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This kitty looks like a short tailed cheetah.

This is exactly what I need to do. I have brush piles all over. I do have a dozer coming to combine some piles & tighten up as many as possible to get the best, most complete burn. I have my fingers crossed for you.

I had the same issue as you (NCL4701). I solved it with a 2nd bucket, EA Wicked 72”. I wanted to be able to use both buckets as I pleased with the SSQA. It did cost more, vs a tooth bar only, but the sting has lessened with each easy switch of buckets.

Drilled some fence corner posts today. The L4701 will run a Lowe 1650E.

I dare a rat to get near my tractor!

These 3 were caught & relocated (from this world into the next). Numbers 15, 16, & 17 this year. What is your buddy’s name? I’ll speak it before I relocate #19. (#18 was last Friday.

Mine too! Hydraulics grown some, but no lift. I assume it is the bypass doing its job to keep me safe & not bend my equipment.

If anybody asks you if you are any good with the back hoe, this is the pic I would show them. Glass intact, dirt nicely stacked, I’m impressed. Well done.

That trailer load of Osage Orange looks like this now.

It’s not magic, just what we have. I have plenty, I can hook you up. It can be interesting to process. (My company has/is purchasing equipment from a vendor in Milford, CT. I’ve been there a couple times.)

What he said X 2. Even with my wife on the tractor, she couldn’t hurt the EA Wicked 72 root grapple. (Not a female thing, just in-experienced🫣)

I’m going to trade this load of Hedge to my BIL for some borrow time on a hydraulic post hole digger. I’m a little low on gpm, but it is worth a try. He will not be giving the Hedge back if it doesn’t work. He can just bring his SLV75 over & run it hisself. Win for me, either way.

Me too! (sorry, can’t “like” this) But, I can hear the birds sing …. with crickets doing backup. Machinist, for almost 45 years.

I keep a multi tool in my box.

Clean plug, refill, never look back.

You can get the coyotes to reveal their routes by using bait. Smelly baits are better at bringing them in. Roadkill, leftovers from friends who hunt, or the ground hogs can provide the bait. It takes a little while for the coyotes to find the bait. But once they do, they will keep coming back as...

These dogs were not very happy. Came in after a storm, hoping for an easy meal. The Kubota is in the background.

I like snares & leg holds. If you have interior fences, check for places that the coyotes use to go under the fence. Look for hoof prints. You don’t want to get a doe. Put a snare at that spot, just under the bottom fence wire. Use a very sturdy stake to secure the snare to the ground. I like...

Skunks are moving in Kansas. Caught 5 since last Friday. They are messing up my coyote sets.

I am not sure. Sounds like we need to experiment with that mix. Roundup will breakdown, leaving no residual in the soil. Diesel will be there awhile. Maybe try a small clump as long as you don’t plan to plant anything right away. You have me curious now. I don’t have any bamboo to work on, so...