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I saw this the other day and found it very interesting....... The story of the actor who played "Boss Hogg" is that of Sorrell Booke, a highly intelligent and accomplished man, fluent in multiple languages, who served as a counter-intelligence officer during the Korean War and had a background...

I do not. No collars or anything esle. As stated above in response to @North Idaho Wolfman they were just there one day. My neighbor heard her yelling and came over to help and he said they have been going through his property in both directions for a while. There is also a country living...

I agree with everything you said. The problem is they made no attempt to eat them. They were just scattered around the yard dead or dying. When my wife drove up one of the dogs had the rooster half dead in his mouth while chasing more hens. He stayed in the coop for about 5 days but did...

Last week two dogs killed about five of our chickens and wounded several others. I have not seen them since but I know they will return. I really hate to shoot a dog but I really feel I have no other choice at this point--if I see them again. Does anyone have any ideas short of killing them...

I actually might suggest that to her. It was a 20 acre lot that was subdivided into 5 smaller lots. I went back and looked at the lots and its only 3.6 acres. When it was 20 acres there was more hay obviously... I wonder if any hay cutters would do it at 3.5 acres now. Is it worth the time?

Thanks to everyone for the good information and ideas. There was a guy that has cut that field a couple of times a year for hay so I felt fairly good about the "dangers" and such. We cut it this weekend and because it was so high it took about 2.5 hours. Ended up charging her $250.00. Not...

Someone purchased a 5 acre lot next to me (same fence line). I saw them out there the other day and introduced myself. After we got to talking she explained that she wouldn't probably build for a year or more but wanted to keep the property cut. I told her I could probably get my son to do...

A daily laugh is nice. I really love coming to this thread a couple of times a week. Congrats @skeets on a job WELL done.

Us also here in Alabama. It has been the wettest May and June ever I believe.

2021 1500 Ram limited with about 88,000. (Yes I love out of town and do a lot of driving for my job). I do have the 100k full extended warranty, which saved me on my last truck.

You are probably right. But OFF IS NOT AN OPTION in Alabama in the summer... unless of course I want my wife to collect the life insurance.

This might be a silly question but... I umpire a lot of baseball in the spring/summer. With that comes a LOT of rain delays. There are times I will sit in my running truck for hours waiting for the weather to clear. Here is my question. During these spring/summer months my truck is...

Air freshener pine tree..probably. Just saying...doesn't seem to concerned about fixing it.

Really happy so far with how it turned out.

They are crazy, but work real good.

Well they are about to do the final UV protection coat today and be done. I think it was money well spent...if it holds up to the elements. I maybe could have gone a touch darker.

They started back today. Hopefully have some progress and done by Thursday.

No update today. Hopefully have it done by Saturday--so they claim.

They claim it is "fiber reinforced" They (different company) did the same thing in my pole barn and so far, so good.

Well, I appreciate the encouragement. I struggled long and hard about saving money. But at the end of the day they would’ve had to build up the stamped Concrete basically to the door and I didn’t want to do that.