Quite. The passion I have for killing them is possibly higher than my passion for wearing lycra.you are familiar with this rodent, no?
listen man. he's a weird dude. he'll eat just about anything.Quite. The passion I have for killing them is possibly higher than my passion for wearing lycra.
not sure why anyone would want to eat one.
what was that product/service where they'd pump some sort of explosive gas into the trenches and then ignite it to blast such rodents?you are familiar with this rodent, no?
Same reason folks around here ate things like raccoon when I moved here. It's meat and it's edible.Quite. The passion I have for killing them is possibly higher than my passion for wearing lycra.
not sure why anyone would want to eat one.
In all reality, they eat a primarily vegetarian diet so of the rodents to eat they probably wouldn’t taste all that bad.Same reason folks around here ate things like raccoon when I moved here. It's meat and it's edible.
Alternatively, photoshop the ads so that normal price seems like a good one.Wifey said I can get a new bike if I can find one for a good px. The hunt begins.
I almost did the same for woodchuck.View attachment 174893
Since we were on the subject.
what was that product/service where they'd pump some sort of explosive gas into the trenches and then ignite it to blast such rodents?
Nothing says bro deal like a contaminated water bottle and possibly suspension fluidGot Haley's new travel reducing air spring. Shop gave me cost+10% and dumped a bunch of fork oil into an H2O bottle for me. I like my shop.
Uh... Brand new bottle. Come on.Nothing says bro deal like a contaminated water bottle and possibly suspension fluid
Gotta beat the rate hikes!Clint's house was listed for 8 days.
Tempted by this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/John-Deere-S140-48-in-22-HP-V-Twin-Gas-Hydrostatic-Lawn-Tractor-BG21274/314278263#overlaydo you need it to multitask, ie snow removal?
lots of inexpensive options for a 1/2 acre yard.
The 100 series mowers would be great for 1/2 acre. But they are not as tough as the select series. But if you know that going in you’ll be fine. Briggs engine instead of a Kawasaki. Contrary to what the internet may tell you they are built in a John Deere plant in the US. (I’ve toured it in my Deere days).Tempted by this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/John-Deere-S140-48-in-22-HP-V-Twin-Gas-Hydrostatic-Lawn-Tractor-BG21274/314278263#overlay
48" deck, 22 HP version. Everyone I know with a JD lawn tractor has great things to say about them. My little bro is still using my dad's that was purchased in 1989.
Had a moron that lived down the ridge from me pull that trick with bug bomb followed by a gopher bomb. Unfortunately the hillside grass was brown and 3 feet tall. Started the whole ridge on fire on a red flag day. I was on the first engine on scene. Flames were over 10 feet high and were within 20 feet of the houses. Captain scouted while we pulled wildland hose. He came back with a serious look. His words. Wide spray make a strong anchor. Punch through the flame wall swing right keep your head on a swivel, buy time for the people to flee, good luck. Some how we held the flames back until 3 more engines arrived. 4 houses got scorched none one got hurt. The idiot got cited for criminal negligence and got billed for the fire. 4 engines and one inmate fire crew at $1600/ hour each x 4 hours
I've always been amazed at how quickly shit placed on the sidewalk with a free sign disappears. That being said I recently snagged a free glass carboy although I do not brew at home. A $60 value!You ever just decide to throw a bunch of random possessions in the garbage? I did. Sometimes I look around and think: wtf am I ever gonna do with that? Gone.
I know, you should save up your ‘samples’ for ten years, and sell the whole carboy to a sperm bank. Bulk discount!
We use propane when they are burrowing under buildings. You have to find all of the exits and fill them. It takes 10 lbs or so but you force all of the breathable air out of the burrow and they take a long dirt nap.what was that product/service where they'd pump some sort of explosive gas into the trenches and then ignite it to blast such rodents?
I once curbed a broken dlp tv and someone took itI've always been amazed at how quickly shit placed on the sidewalk with a free sign disappears. That being said I recently snagged a free glass carboy although I do not brew at home. A $60 value!
Oddly, none of the JD dealers within 100 miles carry anything lower than an X300 at $4K. Figured they'd sell oodles of the 100 and 200 series to homeowners like myself, but it would appear they've surrendered that segment of the business to home depot and lowes.The 100 series mowers would be great for 1/2 acre. But they are not as tough as the select series. But if you know that going in you’ll be fine. Briggs engine instead of a Kawasaki. Contrary to what the internet may tell you they are built in a John Deere plant in the US. (I’ve toured it in my Deere days).
I would however recommend purchasing from a John Deere dealer if you have one local. It will be the same price as Home Depot (will risk loosing JD contract if they discount) and they are all set up and serviced by the Deere dealer. The same tractor from the dealer will more than likely have a deck that has been leveled and tire pressures adjusted.
Will they service a mower bought at HD?Oddly, none of the JD dealers within 100 miles carry anything lower than an X300 at $4K. Figured they'd sell oodles of the 100 and 200 series to homeowners like myself, but it would appear they've surrendered that segment of the business to home depot and lowes.
I have a Rolls. It's going on seven years now. Might try to squeeze another season.Lifeline AGM have worked for me. My first set lasted ten years and I am into the 3 rd year on the new set