King Medallion
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Oh, for heavens sake! Someone put the electrical outlets in upside down! The whole thing is ruined! Do it over! Really that looks very nice! Well done!
What no flush toiletI made a trip back to the cabin early this morning to relocate my cellular trailcam.
I took some interior pics...
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My preps have gone on hold due to an extended business trip abroad. I managed to get my quail/dove food plot planted, and then literally got on a flight the next day. I'm hoping to get back for part of the summer, but have already been extended once, so we'll see....Good news, the Per Diem's high, bad news, so's the cost of living here.
How much will you charge monthly for someone to live in that?I made a trip back to the cabin early this morning to relocate my cellular trailcam.
I took some interior pics...
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The thing is top-heavy. The wind blew it out in my field and turned it over once.....it wasn't ruined.....but busted the door and a couple of windows. Knocking it out of square too..Oh, for heavens sake! Someone put the electrical outlets in upside down! The whole thing is ruined! Do it over! Really that looks very nice! Well done!
The outlets are code....BTW.
Cabin code....
I have also seen some pretty good ones made from things like swing sets and jungle gyms after the kids outgrow them.That's a smart idea to re-purpose the frame.
If you can get some burlap,make strips of it and tie it on the walls to give it a more 3D effect. Some flat spray paint helps too.
You just missed out on some serious rain last night. North side of topeka got almost 2.5" and KC broke single day totals records, at almost 3" i think.
NEKS still has a few folks growing milo. Mostly cattle farmers for feed. An ex-GFs step dad did it and i even saw a bunch out in west central KS a couple years ago. Out near Cedar Bluff reservoir.
Just made a trip from eastern KS to just past Denver. The amount of milo i saw growing in the western half of KS and the first 50 miles of CO was astounding. More milo than corn and nearly as much as wheat. And it all looked very healthy.
Still plenty of great looking corn over here near Topeka but there is a lot of river bottom with the Kaw and Waka rivers. The Waka has a mile wide flood plain directly south of Topeka. I can say there was not much corn along I-70 from here to Denver.
Most of the land up here north of Topeka is hay ground. What hasnt been taken over by houses anyway...
I think you'll find that your new knife is a damn fine one. I love mine, although it's the bullnose butcher knife, what Dexter calls the "Sheath Knife". It's my go to butchering knife.I have a new green river knife kit for hunting and my BP fetish.
I'm pretty much set for hunting season.
I'm slowly getting set up to reload. I'm probably gonna end up pouring more money into it than I'll end up saving, but I think it'd be really cool to load my own hunting ammo. It'll let me try out copper bullets for half the cost of factory copper loads, so that helps justify it.
I've been doing cardio and strength exercises to prepare for this season. Nothing sucks worse than shooting a fat deer and then remembering that you've got to drag the thing. I'm trying to make it a little more bearable through exercise.
Frankly there isn't all that much to do, my stands are set up and I know where the deer are. I'm mostly kicking back and waiting for the season to arrive.