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It’s free shipping through his web site. Each scout gets to set up an online sales page, I did notice the popcorn was a little bit more than what we sell door to door but no actual shipping charges. As far as how much money stays with the pack. It’s surprisingly a large amount. For example a $25...

Good weekend, went and shot rifles with my dad and my kids. Everyone shot great. The youngest shot the 22s the calibers went up to 30-06. Then we went out and sold Cub Scout popcorn. Little man did great. Sold over $1000 yesterday. I don’t know if I can share a link to buy his popcorn on line...

Holy cow what an adventure! I can’t imagine spending 26 hours anywhere in the Dakotas in January let alone stuck on a train. They really get hit with the wind and cold there.

Good to know. Pigs are some tough SOBS! I personally wouldn’t hunt any larger animals with a 22 but I know they’ll kill a deer. My Grampa used to kill deer all the time with his 22 when he was a kid. It definitely takes a lot of accuracy with a bullet that small. My 30-06 is over kill for deer...

@Senile_Texas_Aggie I’ve never hunted a pig so this might be a dumb question. But why are you going for just a head shot? Just curious. I usually go for right behind the shoulder which hits the lungs and/or heart. Sometimes they run and bit but not far. Or I shoot the neck on deer if I’m using...

I’m with you lol. I have a couple logs I set the rake or back blade on so it’s closer to the height I need it to attach. The mower isn’t too bad I hook up the top link lift it up a little and back it into the side of the hill and let’s the quick connect line up.

I have a three point quick connect on mine but not a hydraulic top link. The three point is easy for me to attach my mower/back blade/ or rake. This is my first tractor so I don’t have a lot of knowledge to share. Its a ‘64 farmall 560. It’s actually originally a propane converted to gas. Runs...

I ask my self the same question. The reason I went with diesel was I was towing a 30ft camper at the time. I had a 92 f350 with a 460 gas engine in it. I literally couldn’t pass a gas station in it. And gas prices were crazy high. It was a beast of a pick up truck but only got 6-7 mpg when I was...

Sounds like your cattins are doing great. Ours are out and about unsupervised now as well. They love it here, they climb trees and play all over. I winterized the old rabbit hutch and made it into a nice safe place for them to sleep. It’s insulated and has a mini house inside full of straw and...

And I think I attract lemons :lol:

Part of my issues with my trucks is the fact that it gets so cold here too. The cold is rough on em. I have block heaters and use anti gel plus the “winter” diesel and I’ve still had em gel up before. But when it’s -20 for two weeks and not above 0 at all for almost 6 weeks there’s not a lot I...

If you don’t plan on towing very often, I personally would get a gas I think. Yours is pretty new I don’t know very much about all diesels especially the newest ones. There are a ton of diesel trucks here they are very popular, I love having the power I have and it gets better gas mileage than...

Man oh man that’s a great looking dog!! He’s going to be awesome I bet. On our last pup to train we tried “stop” and “wait” instead of “no” it was a tip from something I read. Worked out pretty good. I don’t know if it’s any better than just the classic “no”. But it is nice at times, if he’s...

We have 2.6 million cows which is about 3 cows per person. So that would be about 21 cows per square mile :lol::lol:

There’s a lot of diesels up here too. It was about 50/50 on CL when we found the one we have. I have two diesel trucks and I’m ready to get rid of both of them. Lots of power good mileage but they are super expensive to maintain. Every little thing you need to do in a diesel costs twice as much...

It’s an old willeys jeepster 68 if I remember right. I have a 62 1/2 cab scout too but it’s a rust bucket pile of parts. The jeepster runs and drives.

I mowed two acres and lots of playing with it just learning how to use it. Plus I feel like a real farmer when I’m driving that beauty around the property :lol:

My guess on the ones I’ve seen is just the extra power it need to run the front. Extra torque extra power extra gas? Just my guess. My old tractor actually gets pretty good gas mileage. It runs like a champ all summer I’ve filled it twice.

I saw a report of 40 inches up at the northern border!