KCA Ranch. A Work in Progress.

[DaveC]

Thanks guys. Good times. Still in the stand but I think my nipples are frozen.

Clothes are recommended when the temp dips below 50.

More than just a loin cloth anyways


Just sayin'

[DUKFVR]

Clothes are recommended when the temp dips below 50.

More than just a loin cloth anyways


Just sayin'

Lmao!

[Chew]

Clothes are recommended when the temp dips below 50.



More than just a loin cloth anyways





Just sayin'

Somebody told me hunting was so easy that a caveman can do it. This the rabbit loincloth and yaupon bow.

[DaveC]

KCA Ranch. A Work in Progress.

Rabbit loincloth?
Durn it I knew I was doing something wrong. Is that worn fuzzy side in?
I think I could go for that. [emoji51]

I would recommend this camo jacket if the temps drop below 40.

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07HK67PT7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_GJN99BWTTS0NK352DCBN?psc=1

Not sure how a faux rabbit taste, but it makes a pretty jacket.


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[doug]

Somebody told me hunting was so easy that a caveman can do it. This the rabbit loincloth and yaupon bow.

You practicin for the naked and afraid TV show?

[Chew]

Funny fellers I tell you.

Got skunked on deer. Typical.

[Chew]

Beautiful morning 8m the woods. So glad I didn't get interrupted by any pesky deer!

[Texas Grown]

You musta triggered some emotions in me, Bobby. Cause the pics got all blurry. Or is there a grass fire nearby?

[Chew]

You musta triggered some emotions in me, Bobby. Cause the pics got all blurry. Or is there a grass fire nearby?

Morning fog!

[Chew]

The rabbit bidmess has been booming so we took a road trip to pick up an awesome new buck and doe to expand our number of litters. Mamma needed a new grow out cage for the weaned rabbits.

Built an 8' cage today that has a partition in the middle. Also has a small door in the partition that can be opened.

Just need to slap together a frame and roof so I can hang it.

[Pedernal]

Me and my siblings had rabbits as kids. Those things will either be eating, pooping or making babies. No need for the birds and the bees talk when you have rabbits around.

[fish4food]

425!!!

Awesome!!! I hope I get there!

[Texas Grown]

That should get some meat rabbits raised! Nice job!

[Chew]

Well...I've been wanting/needing a real bridge over our creek to get to the back of the property. The creek bisects the land into two 10 acre sections (roughly). I looked at all different kinds of bridges from old mobile home trailers, truck trailers, telephone poles, etc. They all seemed kinda trashy and mamma wants her land to look pretty.

Was cruising facebook marketplace and found a guy out of Palestine that builds heavy duty bridges. He has his own sawmill equipment and treats timbers with a burning process to make them water/bug resistant.

We talked for a few weeks and I told him i wanted something that I could drive a tractor, f250, dozer, whatever over. So in a few weeks they are installing a 25' long, 7' wide bridge with 10x10 timbers and a center support that goes into the creek. Concrete footings on the bank and some type of support base that will be anchored into the creek with deep drill stem. He load tested it today with an F250 (without the center support) and sent me a pic. I'll post up some pics after it's installed at our place.

[gigem95]

Well...I've been wanting/needing a real bridge over our creek to get to the back of the property. The creek bisects the land into two 10 acre sections (roughly). I looked at all different kinds of bridges from old mobile home trailers, truck trailers, telephone poles, etc. They all seemed kinda trashy and mamma wants her land to look pretty.

Was cruising facebook marketplace and found a guy out of Palestine that builds heavy duty bridges. He has his own sawmill equipment and treats timbers with a burning process to make them water/bug resistant.

We talked for a few weeks and I told him i wanted something that I could drive a tractor, f250, dozer, whatever over. So in a few weeks they are installing a 25' long, 7' wide bridge with 10x10 timbers and a center support that goes into the creek. Concrete footings on the bank and some type of support base that will be anchored into the creek with deep drill stem. He load tested it today with an F250 (without the center support) and sent me a pic. I'll post up some pics after it's installed at our place.

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Awesome!


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