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  1. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    ha okay then, yes I should cull the older hens, but we are attached to them, they were our first girls and my husband does not want to end their lives just yet. I do love making my own broth, I have about 10 cans still from my last canning of chicken and rabbit bones I cooked down. I understand...
  2. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    I have had a run with the gophers myself, I found my 22 was the best way to control them, just parked my chair by their homes and waited...take some patience, but it works. I leave the dead one in the hole, it deters new incoming gophers... but also try Mole Maxx, it works great on gophers and...
  3. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    Yes the sand has little nutrients, but we love how easy it is to work in. Did you say you have 6 gardens? that is a lot! We have done the Back to Eden garden method, where you basically layer several things to get a nutrient rich soil after time. This has worked wonders for me. You are so right...
  4. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    my husband and I enjoy working and seeing things accomplished, but we found this land to be a bigger challenge in many ways than we expected, just clearing for our large Garden took almost a year of work off and on, as we removed trees, yaupon and then the layer upon layer of roots. But it was...
  5. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    so very true, we were thrilled the first time we found it, a great source for so many things
  6. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    thank you, we have three gardens that we have added over the few years we have lived here. they keep me busy, but I love working in them and enjoying the produce all year long. we shop in College Station each week, it offers the best stores in our opinion. It also has great places to eat.
  7. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    a few images, pumpkins. one of my gardens, chickens and bunnies...
  8. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    We drove through Canton a few weeks back on our way to a wedding in AR. We had not been up that way in years, it has really grown. Not surprising though, that area and Tyler has always been one of our favorites. Tyler is one of those gems that you hope the world does not become aware of - like...
  9. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    Yes, we are in love with it as well. We have lived out here since 2014, would never go back to city life. We chose this land for its trees - we are mostly pine with some hardwoods as well as other trees, but we just simply love living in the woods. And in the Texas heat, we find our place is a...
  10. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    off I_45, we are off of HWY 7 which runs between the two. We use to live in Dallas, our kids were in Houston, so this was a good half way point to move to.
  11. Hideaway Pines

    Pregnant Doe with Mites

    I have a doe now that is pregnant and I just discovered mites, it came from our newest male which she was bred to. How did your situation turn out? what did you do?
  12. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    we are between Crocket and Centerville
  13. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    Thanks, I thought I did that, but will check again. Looking forward to chatting with others.
  14. Hideaway Pines

    New to the block

    I am a busy lady tending to my three gardens, caring for our meat rabbits and chickens. I also am a graphics designer so work from home part time. We live in the woods on 30 acres. We have carved out our place by hand over the past 6 years and love country life, this land was never lived on...
  15. Hideaway Pines

    We have 30 acres in East Texas. We raise meat rabbits and chickens. Hope to start pigs next year.

    We have 30 acres in East Texas. We raise meat rabbits and chickens. Hope to start pigs next year.
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