What's good TOO?
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The UPS guy (who also hunts) asked if it was Christmas and my son said, no it was all hunting supplies. His eyes lit up and he said, "Even better!" lol
Good deal Diane! :smiley_clap:
I had an idea today and it worked perfectly! Took her backpack carrier and ratchet strapped it to the Kubota. The whole family got to drop 75lbs of corn, 60 of apples, and 30 of dried molasses at the feed site at the farm. Next batch of pictures should be extra special!
I had an idea today and it worked perfectly! Took her backpack carrier and ratchet strapped it to the Kubota. The whole family got to drop 75lbs of corn, 60 of apples, and 30 of dried molasses at the feed site at the farm. Next batch of pictures should be extra special!
Pretty exciting Diane. We have the same UPS driver since he & I are always talking deer. He lives towards Frazysburg I believe.
His wife was the coach for my grand daughters softball team. He's a really nice guy.
Love the picture, Jesse, and the whole family working together!
Good stuff Jesse!!! The family looks great!
Diane! I guess it was Christmas at your house!!!!!
Diane! I guess it was Christmas at your house!!!!!
Just for off the phone with a landowner who owns two pieces of prime waterfowl (if there is such a thing in SE Ohio) ground and he gave me the go ahead to hunt both spots. Super stoked to have 3 quality spots now and hopefully more to come!
Fullbore
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I had some mandatory training classes to go to this morning. On my way to them, I noticed my favorite apple picking spot was full of apples that had fallen during the night.
So, I did the responsible thing and immediately turned my car around. Picked up over 15 pounds of apples, then raced to my class and was only a few minutes late!
It's all about priorities!
ickle: :smiley_coolpeace:
So, I did the responsible thing and immediately turned my car around. Picked up over 15 pounds of apples, then raced to my class and was only a few minutes late!
It's all about priorities!
ickle: :smiley_coolpeace:
:smiley_coolpeace:
Multitasking!!!! Always a good thing Diane.....
I had some mandatory training classes to go to this morning. On my way to them, I noticed my favorite apple picking spot was full of apples that had fallen during the night.
So, I did the responsible thing and immediately turned my car around. Picked up over 15 pounds of apples, then raced to my class and was only a few minutes late!
It's all about priorities!
Multitasking!!!! Always a good thing Diane.....
I had some mandatory training classes to go to this morning. On my way to them, I noticed my favorite apple picking spot was full of apples that had fallen during the night.
So, I did the responsible thing and immediately turned my car around. Picked up over 15 pounds of apples, then raced to my class and was only a few minutes late!
It's all about priorities!
I hear ya sister! Can't wait for my wife to tell me she is done snagging whatever apples she needs to cook with so I can take the rest for cider and deer!
Kids are settling into the school routine. TOO good. Upon returning home the first day of school we sit down for a family dinner. My wife asks the kids what the best and worst part of their days were.
Garrett: Well, I know what my teachers best part was.
Erin: What was that?
Garrett: She asked us what was our favorite thing in the classroom.
Erin: Okay. What did you say?
Garrett: I told her "She" was my favorite thing in the classroom and she smiled.
Erin: Oh Garrett. You know how to charm the ladies now don't you.
What a ham. No more Garrett hanging out with Jackalope I guess. He is only 9. Too soon for him to be learning "smoove".
Garrett: Well, I know what my teachers best part was.
Erin: What was that?
Garrett: She asked us what was our favorite thing in the classroom.
Erin: Okay. What did you say?
Garrett: I told her "She" was my favorite thing in the classroom and she smiled.
Erin: Oh Garrett. You know how to charm the ladies now don't you.
What a ham. No more Garrett hanging out with Jackalope I guess. He is only 9. Too soon for him to be learning "smoove".